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The Living Dead Sea

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Fun Trivia : Quizzes : Bodies of Water : The Living Dead Sea

Introduction:
"Everything you ever wanted to know about the Dead Sea (almost). "


1. The Dead Sea is surrounded by which two countries:
    Turkey and Syria
    Syria and Lebanon
    Jordan and Israel
    Egypt and Saudi Arabia


2. How did the Dead Sea get its name?
    It’s so salty nothing can live in it
    Thousands of people were purposely drowned here in the middle ages
    If a human steps into this water they will die
    The person who discovered it was named Johannson Dead


3. If you go on vacation to the Dead Sea what will you see on the shores?
    Pink sand
    Quartz crystal formations
    People sunbathing in the nude
    Salt crystal formations


4. One of the reasons the Dead Sea is famous is because:
    Quartz crystals are the most abundant here
    In 1947 it was blessed by Pope Pius XII
    Its banks are the lowest elevation on earth
    Vast schools of piranha live here


5. The reason why people are extra buoyant and can float effortlessly in the Dead Sea is because:
    Guide books recommend eating a fatty meal beforehand
    Of the oxygen rich air
    Of the high saline content
    The special mud helps you float


6. Approximately how much water evaporates from the Dead Sea daily?
    700,000 tons
    400,000 tons
    7,000,000 tons
    1,500,000 tons


7. The Dead Sea is known by several names. Which of these names is it NOT known by?
    Scented Sea
    Sea of Lot
    Salt Sea
    Lake of Asphalt


8. What’s the #1 reason people come to the Dead Sea?
    For the inspiring view
    For the healthy mud & water
    To float on their backs
    To go shopping & bar hopping


9. The location of the Dead Sea is believed to have been home to five Biblical cities. Which of these is not one of them:
    Gomorrah
    Sodom
    Pella
    Zoar


10. The Dead Sea is sinking by about this much every year:
    Thirty nine inches
    Twenty inches
    Seventy two inches
    Less than ten inches


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