What a Strange Place This Is! Trivia Quiz

Answer: The Bermuda Triangle

The Bermuda Triangle is an area off of the southeastern Atlantic coast of the United States and has been blamed for the disappearance of many ships and planes, most notably Flight 19, which departed from the U.S. Naval Station in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida as a navigational training flight. More information came be obtained on this unusual historic event here: http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq15-1.htm
Some theories as to why strange occurrences happen in this imaginary area are U.F.O. abductions and that the continent of Atlantis had sunk under this body of water.

Answer: Australia

Aborigines may have inhabited Australia for many more years than that. An Australian novelist named James C. Cowan has written books that show how their tradition is one of the last links with a truly spiritual way of life. They were "one with the land" and had their culture disrupted when the English settled in Australia in 1788.

They are still in force in many parts of the continent today, however.

Answer: Sedona

Sedona is in the United States in Arizona. Vortexes are swirling centers of subtle energy that come from the surface of the earth. There are beautiful red rocks everywhere in the Arizona desert. There are four main vortexes, which have energy that supposedly interacts with the energy coming from inside all things including humans. People have testified that crystals worn around their neck or in bracelets have begun to glow upon arrival in Sedona.

Answer: False

While this is an area of heated debate, there is no proof that "Area 51" or "dreamland" actually exists. This area is said to be 120 miles northwest of Las Vegas in Nevada and houses a UFO crash that occurred in Roswell, New Mexico. Rumors circulate that the United States has been conducting alien experiments there for years in exchange for turning a blind eye to other abductions.

This remains a myth today, however.

Answer: Wiltshire

Crop circles have appeared in several places all over the globe: the Unites States, Canada, Australia, Russia, Japan, Ireland, and Holland, just to name a few. However, the 1980 discovery was made in Wiltshire and several crop circles have been found there since.

Some have been found around Avebury and Silbury Hill where rock formations such as Stonehenge lies. There are several explanations as to how the circles have come to be, but nothing is substantiated.

Answer: South Dakota

The four presidents are: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln. Mt. Rushmore is in Keystone, South Dakota and more information can be found about it here: http://www.nps.gov/moru/

Answer: Easter Island

This is also known as Rapa Nui and was named Easter Island by Admiral Roggeveen, who landed there in 1772. The monoliths remain a mystery and are known by the island's inhabitants as Moai.

Answer: True

The origins of many of the pyramids are unknown and debatable and whether they have anything to do with Atlantis remains debatable as well. However, it is no coincidence that the same structural formations of many of the older pyramids are the same in Mexico and Egypt. I got much of this information from the book "From Atlantis to the Sphinx" by Colin Wilson.

Answer: Red River Valley

The Red River Valley is in Manitoba, Canada. It is also known as dinosaur valley as well as the dinosaur capital of the world. Here is a site that explains it in detail: http://www.dinosaurvalley.com/

Answer: All of These

Uluru is a large rock in the Australian Outback (it is also known as Ayers Rock). There are more stone heads or monoliths nearby called the Olgas, or Kata Tjuta.
It is not the largest rock in the world; that title belongs to My Augustus in Western Australia (near Carnarvon). It is twice the size of Uluru.