Let's begin! What is the name of this colorful capital of Cuba?
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The city pictured here starts with "H". Which one is it?
What term refers to one half of the Earth, usually divided into Northern and Southern parts?
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Also home to the world's highest peak, what is the highest mountain chain in the world?
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Which of these countries was hit by a major earthquake in 2010? Hint: Its capital is Port-au-Prince.
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What term refers to a specific natural environment where a particular species lives and thrives?
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Which of these cities is known as Space City?
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What is the main language spoken in india?
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Which capital city is located in Southeast Asia and is famous for its centuries-old architecture and vibrant street food culture?
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Which city in India is known for its rich history, culture, and IT industry?
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Of what country is Budapest the capital?
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After Haiti, Hungary and Honduras, there's a fourth 'H' country - the jurisdiction of the Pope. What's it called?
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You're already halfway there! Which city was the target of an atomic bomb during World War II?
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Formerly known as Salisbury, what is now the capital of Zimbabwe?
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In which part of the world can Tian Tan Buddha be found?
You'll have to spend the majority of your winter in darkness if you're in the capital of Finland. What is it?
What geological epoch began approximately 11,700 years ago and continues to the present day?
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What term refers to the land beyond the coastal zone, often associated with agricultural or resource extraction activities?
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What term refers to a powerful tropical cyclone with sustained winds exceeding 74 mph (119 km/h)?
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Which U.S. state is known as the 'Rainbow State'?
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What geological term refers to a raised block of the Earth's crust bounded by faults?
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You're getting closer to the end! The Solomon Islands are a chain of volcanic islands and atolls in the Pacific Ocean just east of Papua New Guinea. What has been the capital of the Solomon Islands since 1952?
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You're almost done! Which of the following cities is in Canada?
And here's the final question: which city in Germany is known for its bustling port on the River Elbe?
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