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1. Which city in Chile, considered the country's financial base, is located in a valley?
2. Which Icelandic city is the country's center of government and is known for its geologically active volcanoes?
3. Vatican City, also known as the Holy See, does not have a capital city.
4. Transylvania is perhaps the most famous region in Romania due to Bram Stoker's "Dracula" story. However, which city lies along the Dambovita River and is the country's industrial and cultural headquarters?
5. In 2009, Somalia made global headlines when Somalian pirates were involved in a hostage standoff with the American Navy. The pirates had taken ships from Somalia's largest port city. Which one?
6. When mentioning ancient cities, Greece has some of the oldest and most famous. Which city is home to the famous Greek Acropolis?
7. Burkina Faso, which until recently went by the name of Upper Volta, is a landlocked country in West Africa. Which city in Burkina Faso is home to the National Museum of Burkina Faso?
8. Mumbai has been India's most populous city and economic center for decades. However, which landlocked city is the meeting place of the national government?
9. Bangladesh is one of the poorest countries in the world. What is the country's largest and most populous city?
10. You may have read about Kosovo in the newspapers. The Assembly of Kosovo declared the country independent on February 17, 2008. Which city, the country's capital, is found in northeastern Kosovo near the Goljak mountains?
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