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This week’s questions are the winning questions from the national Bee, starting with the winning question from 1989. 1. Name the flat intermontane area located at an elevation of about 10,000 feet in ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... 1. A European country that borders both the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea is a major producer of olive oil. Name this country. 2. Oman and ...

Test your geography smarts with this quiz: Q: Two peninsulas, Florida and the Yucatán, embrace the Gulf of Mexico, with Cuba at its entrance. What’s closer to Cuba: Key West, Fla., or Cancún, Mexico?

US Geography Quiz: The United States of America, a nation spanning a continent, boasts a geography as diverse and captivating as its people. From the sun-drenched beaches of California to the frosty ...

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Try answering these 25 sample questions from Catalina Foothills High School senior Sumhith Aradhyula's new geography questions-and-answers book, "Be a Geo Bee." ...

SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — Dozens of teachers, parents, youth and business people will take part in the annual Geography Quiz at 6 p.m., on Friday, March 24, at the Marshwood Great Works School in South ...

Get out your pencils. Sharpen your brain. It’s time to test your knowledge of the world with our annual geography quiz. We’ve used questions devised by Seattle Times travel staff and the Chicago ...

A geography quiz is a sure fire way to test who really was listening in those GCSE study sessions at school. (Picture: Getty) Broaden the scope of your next virtual test with these geography themed ...

1. We were all set to write "no" - lions live only in Africa, we thought, and tigers only in Asia - but then we stumbled upon a reference to the Indian lion, slightly smaller than its African cousin ...