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A City By the Sea
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Many of the world's cities sit on the edge of the sea, and with this quiz it's up to you to determine the locations based on the clues. I give you the sea; you tell me what city it is or isn't. Good luck!
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Difficult
10 Q
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kyleisalive
Aug 31 13
468 plays
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You Are a Tourist
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It's not easy being a portable typewriter used by that madcap traveler Rosa Roamer to record every detail of what she sees on her journeys. Can you recognize the cities we have visited from my summary of what she has typed up each evening?
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Easy
10 Q
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looney_tunes
Nov 17 11
5043 plays
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Rivers and Cities
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I give you the city. You choose the river on which it stands. Roam the world to find the answers!
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Tough
20 Q
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minch
May 21 00
29190 plays
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Still More World Cities
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This is the third quiz about world cities. All answers are a city's name.
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Average
10 Q
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minch
May 16 00
35427 plays
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World Cities
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How well do you know certain world cities? Note none are in the USA, and some, but not all, are capitals of their country. Use English spelling in FITBs.
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Average
10 Q
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minch
May 03 00
42906 plays
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Keep Out of Reach
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Reporter Getha Scoop is off for a holiday. She really would like to keep herself out of reach of her editor for a while. All the locations she visits keep out of reach as well. None of them contain any of the letters in REACH. Where does Getha go?
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Easy
10 Q
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James25
Jan 18 11
2721 plays
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World Cities: As The Crow Flies
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Each question in this quiz asks you to look at four pairs of famous cities from around the world and tell which pair is separated by the longest great circle distance. Only one answer will be a close call. I hope it is easier to play than it was to make
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Average
10 Q
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scalar
Jul 21 05
6354 plays
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It's Not the Capital
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A state or country sometimes has a city more populous than its capital. Identify the largest city among the following.
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Average
10 Q
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shvdotr
Dec 20 10
6357 plays
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9 for 10 - Cities
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Ten questions about world cities. If you get the right answers to the first nine questions, the initial letter of each answer will spell the answer to the last question.
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Average
10 Q
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minch
Sep 15 02
30735 plays
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If You Lived Here
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If you live in Toronto, you're a Torontonian, and if you live in London, you're a Londoner. However, not all citizen designations are that easy to spot - and some are quite obvious. Try your hand at these.
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Difficult
10 Q
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Cymruambyth
Dec 28 05
14313 plays
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More World Cities
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Around the world are many wonderful cities. Do you know where you are when seeing the sights mentioned in each question? Good luck. Use English spelling.
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Average
10 Q
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minch
May 05 00
19791 plays
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City Streets
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I give you a street or square, and a park or open space, you give me the world city in which it is located. Good Luck!
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Average
10 Q
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minch
Jul 12 00
11439 plays
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Ports of the World Anagrams
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Do you know your ports? Two or three words in each question can be anagrammed to make a major world port. e.g. Harm bug in this port. Harm bug is an anagram of Hamburg.
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Average
10 Q
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minch
Jun 04 03
8292 plays
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Where on Earth?
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How much do you know about the major cities of our Planet? This quiz is intended to let you know! Good luck...
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Average
10 Q
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jej
Dec 03 06
30663 plays
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World Cities: Population Comparisons
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My first World Cities quiz involved the distances between famous places. Each question this time will give four major cities and ask for the one with the greatest January 2005 population in its greater, or agglomerated, area.
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Average
10 Q
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scalar
Aug 12 05
6543 plays
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Economic Capitals
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See if you can figure out these centers of economic activity through "Who am I" questions.
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Tough
10 Q
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AspergersHunk
Nov 01 10
2166 plays
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10 Degrees of the World - Part II
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Part Two of the tour, where we go from city to city based on international relations or more commonly "sister cities". Even though the chain continues from the previous quiz, you don't need to play the first one to play this one.
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Average
10 Q
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George95
Aug 28 12
798 plays
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Which City is Closest? 2
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Not as hard as the first "Which City is Closest". Select which city is closest to the city given, as the crow flies.
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Tough
15 Q
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thenaynay
Jul 23 04
6588 plays
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10 Degrees of the World - Part III
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Part 3 in the series, where we connect the cities of the word based on their international relations and "sister cities". You don't need to play the first two before this one, however.
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Average
10 Q
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George95
Sep 09 12
570 plays
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10 Degrees of the World - Part I
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The Degrees quizzes have reached the Geography category! Here, we will connect ten world cities, all of them a "sister city" or a "twinned city" of the one before it and after it.
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Average
10 Q
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George95
Jun 13 12
771 plays
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10 Degrees of the World - Part V
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Time for the next part of the series, in which we connect the cities of the world based on "sister city" relationships. Although the chain continues, there is no prerequisite to play this one!
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Average
10 Q
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George95
Nov 25 12
606 plays
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I Left My Spleen In Aberdeen
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Tony Bennett left his heart in San Francisco, but I went one better and left body parts all over the world in different cities. Help me find them, and you might learn something on the way!
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Average
10 Q
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Kankurette
Feb 11 13
615 plays
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Cities at the Confluences of Rivers
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Many cities have been built at the point where two or more rivers meet. Test your knowledge about the following cities and their confluences of rivers.
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Difficult
10 Q
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nerthus
Apr 19 02
6357 plays
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World Trip (With Coordinates)
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Follow me as I go around the world and explain my trip through coordinates and a brief description. I went to all six continents that have cities in them, so not Antarctica. I hope you have fun!
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Average
15 Q
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shahzy1022
Nov 25 09
3786 plays
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Which City Is This?
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Name the right city from the clues I give you.
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Easy
10 Q
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amy_r3hal
Aug 27 11
4122 plays
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10 Degrees of the World - Part IV
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Time for Part Four of the series, where we connect the cities of the world through their "sister city" relationships. The chain does continue, but you don't need to play any of the previous quizzes to play this one!
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Average
10 Q
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George95
Oct 22 12
486 plays
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Incredible Cities: World Tour
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We're departing somewhere in the U.S. to go on a tour around the world. I'll give you clues, including airports, airlines of the country we're in, and famous landmarks. You tell me what city we've gone to.
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Average
15 Q
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Homer007
Sep 01 02
16488 plays
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Run Down the Line
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There are several world cities which share the same longitude. I will give you the name of one of the cities and then ask for the other city by giving a description. Run down the line!
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Average
10 Q
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Plodd
Jun 26 12
1113 plays
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Which City is Number 2?
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I give the country, you tell me the second largest city in terms of population. All questions are based on population of the metropolitan area. Enjoy!
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Tough
10 Q
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hews
Apr 09 00
10551 plays
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The City Known As....
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New York is the Big Apple, Paris is the City of Light. Do you know which cities go by the designations in this quiz? (My source is 'The Centenary Edition of Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable').
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Impossible
10 Q
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Cymruambyth
Jan 07 06
7089 plays
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