Geography Meets Chemistry - Season I

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. The capital of the largest country in the world. Manganese, oxygen, iron and copper Mercury, oxygen, helium and hydrogen Magnesium, neon, iron and copper Molybednum, sulphur, cobalt and tungsten

2. The capital of Iran. Technetium, hydrogen, radium and neon Tungsten, oxygen, nitrogen and sulphur Tellurium, hydrogen, radium and nitrogen Tin, magnesium, iron and nitrogen

3. The fourth largest city of India, which recently changed its name from Madras to the present one. Carbon, hydrogen, iron and aluminium Magnesium, iodine, nitrogen and helium Calcium, hydrogen, chlorine and iron Carbon, helium, nitrogen, sodium and iodine

4. The second highest mountain in the world. Karmium, 2 Krypton, 2 Potassium, 2 Kernelium, 2

5. 'The Sugar Bowl of the World'. Carbon, uranium and boron Copper and barium Calcium, magnesium and thorium Copper, boron and aluminium

6. The capital of 'The Land of the Kangaroo'. Calcium, nitrogen, boron, erbium and radium Copper, nitrogen, beryllium and rutherfodium Carbon, aluminium, beryllium and radon Potassium, carbon, nitrogen and boron

7. The most important river of Pakistan. Indium, dysprosium and sulphur Indium, uranium and sodium Iodine, neodymium, uranium and sulphur Iron, cobalt, thorium and bismuth

8. The largest island of Japan. Hydrogen, osmium, sulphur and uranium Holmium, nitrogen, sulphur, hydrogen and uranium Hafnium, neodymium, sulphur and vanadium Hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, sulphur and helium

9. This volcano is present near Naples in Italy. Vanadium, einsteinium, sulphur, uranium and sodium Vanadium, chromium, uranium, indium and sulphur Vanadium, einsteinium, uranium, vanadium, iodine, uranium and sulphur Vanadium, erbium, sulphur, uranium, iodine, uranium and sulphur

10. These Ecuadorian islands are famous for their tortoises and marine iguanas. Gold, aluminium, promethium, gallium and sulphur Gold, aluminium, silver, oxygen and sulphur Germanium, lutetium, paladium, gold and sulphur Gallium, lanthanum, phosphorus, silver and osmium