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World Trivia What topographical feature is known as elv in
Danish, gang in Korean, and reka in Russian? In the German version of Monopoly, it's
Goethestrasse; in the British, it's Piccadilly; and n the French,
Rue Lafayette. What is this property in the America version? In Cockney rhyming slang, what is the meaning
of the phrase "Would you Adam and Eve it"? How many islands are there in Hong Kong? During Napoleon's rule in France (1799-1815),
what was the only year-long period he was not at war? Where in ancient Rome would you find a
frigidarium? Which Caribbean island nation is closest to
Mexico? What does Sinter Klaas, the Santa Claus of
The Netherlands, ride when he delivers gifts to children on December
5th, St. Nicholas's Eve? What is the largest city north of the Arctic
circle? Future kings Louis XVII of France and George IV
of England are both shown playing with what toy in boyhood
portraits? The name Mesopotamia means "between two rivers"
in Greek. What are the two rivers. What world leader-to-be lived in exile in
England using the pseudonym Jacob Richter? What are the only two towns in England allowed
to use the word "Royal" in their names.? What country has the world's oldest surviving
parliament? What is the only country in Southeast Asia
never ruled by a European nation? What did Agamemnon and the French revolutionary
Jean Marat have in common? Where is the Louisiana Museum of Modern art? What words are missing from this old Irish
maxim; "Only two things in this world are too serious to be jested
on: ____and____"? In what four European countries are motorists
required to drive on the left-hand side of the road? What toll was American adventure writer Richard
Halliburton charged when he swam the length of the Panama Canal in
1928?
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