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FR1 The smallest ocean in the world is: Arctic Ocean
2 The tallest(highest) mountain in the world is: Mt. Everest
3 About how many languages are there in the world? around 3,000
4 The bone found between the knee and the hips is: Femur
5 In which year did the first moon landing occur? 1966
6 The most famous geyser at Yellowstone National Park is called: Old Faithful
7 Largest prime number under 100 is: 97
8 Bright vivid colors on animals is really indicative of Poisonous
9 Name of King Arthur's legendary sword is: Excalibur
10 The half full lunar phase is called: Gibbous
11 20 times 20 is: 400
12 Roman goddess of harvest is: Ceres
13 Name of the first moon landing mission: Apollo 11
14 Which capital is not named after a person? Moscow
15 Which is the world's longest river? Nile River
16 The largest landbound nation in the world is: Kazakhstan
17 Which is not a European nation? Maldive
18 Which is known as Land of the Koala? Australia
19 The smallest country in the world is: Vatican City
20 Which nation has the largest petro reserve? Saudi Arabia
21 Superman comes from the planet: Krypton
22 Neil Armstrong is famous for Moon landing
23 The capital of Argentina is: Buenos Aires
24 Which famous edifice is found in the UK? Stonehenge
25 The tides are controlled by The moon
26 What element's chemical symbol is Na? Sodium
27 Bananas are a good source of which element? Potassium
28 What type of drawing magnifies a person's facial characteristics? Caricature
29 What musical family does xylophone belong to? Percussion
30 In computer language, what is the meaning of the acronym ROM? Ankara
31 The scientific name for the windpipe is: Trachea
32 The 8th wonder of the world in China is: Babylon
33 The natural home of an animal is called: Habitat
34 A servant who works without pay to gain freedom is called: Ciccone
35 In economics, GNP stands for Queen
36 What is a word that is spelled the same forward and backward? Palindrome
37 Where is the Statue of Liberty: New York
38 Which tower is not in France? Sears Tower
39 The capital of India is: New Delhi
40 The period between the Middle Ages and the Modern era is: Renaissance
41 The rock group that includes sandstone and shale is: Sedimentary
42 Taiga and Tundra are examples of: Biomes
43 Which Spanish artist is the father of cubism? Picasso
44 Which us president's policy was known as New Frontier? Obama
45 What do Herpetologists study? Reptiles
46 The highest male voice is: Tenor
47 A capella means: No instruments
48 The capital of Colombia is: Bogota
49 How many is in a baker's dozen? 13
50 Number of piano keys on a standard keyboard: 88