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A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

This is an untimed game, created by the FunTrivia QuizBot using questions submitted by players. Take your time, and please consider submitting questions of your own when you are done!

#1. Geography Mixture. Player shvdotr asks:
  Which southern U.S. state has the same name as a Eurasian country?

    Georgia
    Texas
    Alabama
    Louisiana

#2. Geography Mixture. Player suomy asks:
  What country has the emu, kookaburra and dingo among its native animals?

    Indonesia
    Australia
    Brazil
    New Zealand

#3. Geography Mixture. Player Lpez asks:
  Where would you find the city of Weimar?

    Mexico
    Spain
    Germany
    Poland

#4. Geography Mixture. Player Upstart3 asks:
  Which eternal city is the common bond between the Tarquins, the Tiber, Totti and Trajan's Column?

    Milan
    Rome
    Vienna
    Turin

#5. Geography Mixture. Player james1947 asks:
  What is the longest river in Japan called?

    Shinano River
    Nile River
    Thames River
    Volga River

#6. Geography Mixture. Player fado72 asks:
  Where is the Grand Canyon located?

    Alabama
    Arkansas
    Alaska
    Arizona

#7. Geography Mixture. Player ssabreman asks:
  Which river is NOT used for travel by freighters in the Great Lakes Seaway Navigation System, between Lake Superior and the Atlantic Ocean? You'll fall over when you see the answer.

    Detroit River
    Niagara River
    St. Marys River
    St. Lawrence River

#8. Geography Mixture. Player LadyNym asks:
  All the cities listed below were founded by the Romans and named after Emperor Augustus. Which one, located in Bavaria, was called Augusta Vindelicorum?

    Augsburg
    Aosta
    Turin
    Zaragoza

#9. Geography Mixture. Player BrightonDragon asks:
  Savile Row is a well known street in Central London. What is it famous for?

    Famous street market
    Top end jewellery stores
    Antique dealers
    High quality tailors

#10. Geography Mixture. Player BrightonDragon asks:
  The 1800s have been called the golden age of canal building. The opening of which of these canals was delayed until the following century, mainly due to difficulties caused by the tropical climate?

    Panama Canal
    Kiel Canal
    Suez Canal
    Corinth Canal