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United States
Which U.S. city is home to the Space Needle?
United Kingdom
Which Scottish city is crowned by a castle built on the plug of an extinct volcano?
France
Which French city is famous for the Palace of the Popes?
Italy
Which Italian city is home to Leonardo da Vinci's mural The Last Supper?
Japan
Which Japanese city is famous for the Fushimi Inari Shrine and its thousands of red torii gates?
Spain
Which Spanish city is home to the titanium-clad Guggenheim Museum designed by Frank Gehry?
Australia
Which Australian city runs the largest urban tram network in the world?
Canada
Which Canadian city is home to the CN Tower?
Germany
Which German city is home to the Brandenburg Gate?
Brazil
Which Brazilian city has a grand opera house, the Teatro Amazonas, in the middle of the rainforest?
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- Q1: Which U.S. city is home to the Space Needle?
Answer: Seattle
The Space Needle was built in Seattle for the 1962 World's Fair and rises 605 feet (184 meters). Its observation deck and rotating glass floor give views of Mount Rainier on clear days.
- Q2: Which Scottish city is crowned by a castle built on the plug of an extinct volcano?
Answer: Edinburgh
Edinburgh Castle stands on Castle Rock, the hardened core of a volcano that was active roughly 350 million years ago. The fortress has looked down over Scotland's capital for more than 900 years.
- Q3: Which French city is famous for the Palace of the Popes?
Answer: Avignon
Several popes lived in Avignon in the 14th century, and their palace is one of the largest Gothic buildings in Europe. The palace and the city's historic center are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Q4: Which Italian city is home to Leonardo da Vinci's mural The Last Supper?
Answer: Milan
Leonardo painted The Last Supper in the late 1490s on a wall of the convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan. Visitors get a short, timed slot to view it, which helps protect the fragile painting.
- Q5: Which Japanese city is famous for the Fushimi Inari Shrine and its thousands of red torii gates?
Answer: Kyoto
Fushimi Inari Taisha sits at the foot of Mount Inari in Kyoto, and its paths are lined with thousands of vermilion torii gates. Each gate was donated by a person or business, whose name is written on it.
- Q6: Which Spanish city is home to the titanium-clad Guggenheim Museum designed by Frank Gehry?
Answer: Bilbao
The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao opened in 1997, and its curving titanium walls helped turn the former industrial port into a major cultural destination. Planners now call this kind of turnaround the Bilbao effect.
- Q7: Which Australian city runs the largest urban tram network in the world?
Answer: Melbourne
Melbourne's trams run on about 250 kilometers of double track, the biggest urban tram network on the planet. Rides inside the central city's Free Tram Zone cost nothing at all.
- Q8: Which Canadian city is home to the CN Tower?
Answer: Toronto
Toronto's CN Tower was completed in 1976 and stands 553 meters (1,815 feet) tall. It was the world's tallest freestanding structure for more than 30 years, until the Burj Khalifa passed it in 2007.
- Q9: Which German city is home to the Brandenburg Gate?
Answer: Berlin
The Brandenburg Gate was finished in Berlin in 1791. For years it stood beside the Berlin Wall, and after the wall fell in 1989 it became the best-known symbol of German reunification.
- Q10: Which Brazilian city has a grand opera house, the Teatro Amazonas, in the middle of the rainforest?
Answer: Manaus
Manaus built the Teatro Amazonas in 1896 with money from the rubber boom, shipping in materials from Europe. The pink opera house still hosts concerts deep in the Amazon, about 1,500 km from the Atlantic coast.
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Which U.S. city once had a massive elevated highway running along its waterfront before it was replaced by an underground tunnel?
Answer: Boston
Boston's Central Artery was an elevated highway that became one of the city's most recognizable pieces of infrastructure. The Big Dig eventually moved much of the traffic underground and reshaped Boston's waterfront.
Which British comedy character is famous for causing chaos despite rarely saying more than a few words?
Answer: Mr. Bean
Mr. Bean was created and played by Rowan Atkinson. The character's humor relies on physical comedy and awkward situations rather than dialogue.
Which movie used a spinning top as a recurring visual clue connected to the idea of reality?
Answer: Inception
Inception uses the spinning top as a visual device tied to the film's questions about dreams and reality. Christopher Nolan deliberately leaves the ending open to interpretation.
Which singer recorded an album after recovering from a serious illness and incorporated parts of that experience into the album's story?
Answer: Shania Twain
Shania Twain's career was affected by Lyme disease, which caused significant vocal difficulties. Her return to recording became a well-known part of her story.
Which animal has fingerprints so similar to humans that they can be difficult to distinguish visually?
Answer: Koala
Koala fingerprints have patterns that can look remarkably similar to human ones — an unusual trait among mammals.
Which popular American treat was reportedly created when a baker decided to add chopped chocolate to cookie dough?
Answer: Chocolate chip cookie
Ruth Wakefield is widely credited with creating the chocolate chip cookie at the Toll House Inn in Massachusetts.
Which metal can melt in your hand because its melting point is only slightly above normal room temperature?
Answer: Gallium
Gallium melts at about 85.6°F (29.8°C), close to human body temperature, which makes it a favorite demonstration material.
Which country is famous for a road where travelers can encounter a waterfall that appears to flow directly across the roadway?
Answer: Iceland
Iceland's landscape includes countless waterfalls, rivers, and lava fields — some roads pass close enough that streams appear to cross them.
Which fictional U.S. television town is home to the Simpson family?
Answer: Springfield
The show deliberately keeps Springfield's exact location a running joke, since several U.S. states have a city with that name.
Which everyday product was inspired by tiny hooks found on burrs that stick to animal fur?
Answer: Velcro
Swiss engineer George de Mestral noticed how burr hooks clung to fabric and fur, which led to the hook-and-loop design known as Velcro.
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