Emperor penguins are now a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act. Where do these birds come from? We're headed there next!
Marvelous!
I'm afraid that wasn't it. 😔
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According to the terms of the Antarctic Treaty of 1959, Antarctica is currently reserved for:
Spot on! 🥳
Not quite right. 😢
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Which area of Antarctica is home to many species of wildlife?
Fantastic! 🥳
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These South American monsters can get over 20 feet in length and weigh several hundred pounds. What are they?
Fabulous!
Not quite right. 😢
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You've arrived in South America! What city is known as the "Paris of South America"?
Great job!
Uh-oh. That was incorrect. 😔
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This mammal, native to South America, often has markings on its face. What's this animal called?
Outstanding!
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What country is landlocked by Argentina, Brazil and Bolivia?
Great!
Hmm, I don't think so. 😔
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After entering a shop in Brazil, you may be immediately assaulted with offers of this beverage, which typically comes in a small cup. Literally, the name means "little coffee" in Portuguese. What is it?
Nice!
Not quite right. 😢
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You're now in North America! Residents of this Mexican city are called "tapatíos," popularized throughout the United States thanks to a brand of hot sauce. What town is it?
Cool! 👍
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Who served as the 37th president of the United States from 1969 to 1974?
Canada is North America's largest country by area. What's the capital of Canada?
Magnificent!
Nope, sorry. 😢
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Which of the following islands is not part of Canada?
Awesome!
Hmm, I don't think so. 😔
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You've just crossed the Atlantic! Which European country is famous for its apfelstrudel and sachertorte?
Great!
Not quite right. 😢
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Which European country has the highest per capita GDP?
Was that too easy for you?
Not quite.
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True or false: Denmark is the only European country that starts with the letter D.
Thumbs up! 👍
Uh-oh. That was incorrect. 😔
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The Olympic Games are famous all around the world. Which European nation founded them?
Stunning!
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You're halfway there! Of all the large mountains in Europe, which is the tallest?
Outstanding!
That was incorrect.
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This city in Turkey is geographically located in both Europe and Asia. Similar to Rome, this city was founded on seven hills. What is the largest city in Turkey?
The Aztecs made a drink called xocolâtl, a precursor of European chocolate. What does this Nahuatl word mean?
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Which European country was the first to decriminalize all drugs?
Superb!
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Guess the country with these 3 clues: Abyssinia, Horn of Africa, cradle of mankind
Outstanding!
Nope, sorry. 😢
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True or false: The quills on porcupines in Africa are as long as 3 pencils together.
You're one class act!
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The Blue Mountain variety of this drink gets its name from the Blue Mountains of Jamaica where it originated. However, it is also grown in other Caribbean islands as well as Africa. What type of drink is Blue Mountain?
Absolutely right! 👍
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Which African country speaks mostly Oromo and Amharic?
Bullseye!
That was incorrect.
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This plant-eating mammal with horns native to Asia and Africa is called a:
You are visiting the historic temples of Wat Chaiwatthanaram in the former national capital city of Ayutthaya. Which Asian country are you in?
Outstanding!
Nope, sorry. 😢
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Which of these Asian cities is in Sri Lanka?
Super!
That was incorrect.
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Mount Everest can be found at the border of China and which other country?
Good work!
I'm afraid that wasn't it. 😔
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What are the two biggest religions in Japan?
Sensational!
Nope, sorry. 😢
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Almost there, I promise. Do you know this carnivorous rascal native to Oceania?
True or false: There's a rock in Australia that's bigger than Uluru (Ayers Rock).
Bravo!
Not quite right. 😢
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Finally, here's another Aussie one. True or false: Australia is wider than the Moon.
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