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Quiz about My Favourite Places
Quiz about My Favourite Places

My Favourite Places Trivia Quiz

Place Names with Same Suffixes

Love rhymes, travel, and a dash of geography magic? Hop through ten countries, each with three places that rhyme - raindrops, landmarks, and cities to discover. Your favourite places await, so let's start singing your favourite things! Enjoy!

by Matthew_07. Estimated time: 3 mins.
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Author
Matthew_07
Time
3 mins
Type
Quiz #
423,178
Updated
Feb 21 26
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Very Easy
Avg Score
10 / 10
Plays
57
Last 3 plays: DeepHistory (10/10), Minister (10/10), Isipingo (10/10).
Raindrops on forts and gardens in spring,
In , Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Udaipur sing;
Mighty rivers, winter winds, snowflakes in the sky,
In , Kaliningrad, Leningrad, and Volgograd fly!

Foggy mornings, castle towers, and tea-time treat,
In the , Birmingham, Nottingham, Waltham meet;
Sausages, Black Forest trails, and fairy-tale delights,
In , Hamburg, Ravensburg, Freiburg ignites!

Canals and tulips, windmills turning bright,
In the , Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and Zaandam alight;
Golden temples, monkeys roaming by the shore,
In , Chonburi, Lopburi, and Phetchaburi soar!

Spices, rivers, bustling bazaars everywhere,
In , Faisalabad, Hyderabad, and Islamabad share;
Southern charm, country tunes, music all 'round,
In the , Jacksonville, Louisville, and Nashville sound!

Tea gardens, lantern lights, rivers flowing wide,
In , Fuzhou, Guangzhou, and Suzhou glide;
Golden sands, kangaroo hops, tides that shimmer and sway,
In , Hamilton, Harrington, and Werrington play!

When the place names rhyme,
When the compasses swing,
When the maps flip;
I simply remember my favourite places,
And then the world feels fun!
Your Options
[China] [Thailand] [India] [Australia] [Germany] [Russia] [Pakistan] [United States] [Netherlands] [United Kingdom]

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
Answer:

1. India - Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur

India is renowned for its royal architecture and lush gardens, particularly in the state of Rajasthan. The suffix "-pur", derived from the Sanskrit words "pura" or "puram", means "city" or "town".

Nicknamed the "Pink City", Jaipur (literally meaning "the City of Jai") is noted for its distinct rose-colored buildings and is famous for the Hawa Mahal palace, built with elegant red and pink sandstone. Named after Rao Jodha Rathore (1416-1489), Jodhpur is a popular tourist destination located in the arid region of the Great Indian Desert. British army officer James Tod (1782-1835) called Udaipur "the most romantic spot on the continent of India". The city is known for its picturesque lakes and romantic palaces, earning it the nickname the "Venice of the East".

2. Russia - Kaliningrad, Leningrad, Volgograd

The world's largest country, Russia, boasts vast landscapes and is known for its cold winters and extensive river systems. The suffix "-grad" means "city" in Russian and is used for notable cities that were historically fortified.

Formerly known as Königsberg, Kaliningrad is a Russian exclave located between Poland and Lithuania on the Baltic Sea. Leningrad, now called Saint Petersburg, is famed for its canals and is home to the magnificent Hermitage Museum. Volgograd, formerly Stalingrad, is best known for its role in the pivotal World War II Battle of Stalingrad.

3. United Kingdom - Birmingham, Nottingham, Waltham

The United Kingdom is renowned for its historic castles and rich cultural traditions. The suffix "-ham", derived from Old English, means "home" or "homestead".

Birmingham is a major industrial and cultural hub in England, celebrated for its extensive network of canals. Nottingham, historically linked to the legend of Robin Hood, is home to the impressive Nottingham Castle. Waltham, a small village in Kent, was once known as Temple Waltham and has historical ties to the Knights Templar.

4. Germany - Hamburg, Ravensburg, Freiburg

Germany is known for its sausages, scenic landscapes such as the Black Forest, and its rich tradition of fairy tales, including those collected by the Brothers Grimm. The suffix "-burg' means "fortress" or "castle" in German.

Hamburg, a major port city on the Elbe River, is renowned for its historic Speicherstadt warehouses. Ravensburg, famous for its paper production, is best known for its iconic Ravensburger puzzles and games. Freiburg, formally Freiburg im Breisgau, is a university city located in the Black Forest. The University of Freiburg, founded in 1457, is located here.

5. Netherlands - Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Zaandam

The Netherlands is renowned for its iconic waterways, colorful tulip fields, and historic windmills. The suffix "-dam" means "a barrier or dam" and historically referred to settlements built around water-management structures.

Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, is famous for its canals and is home to the Van Gogh Museum. Rotterdam, a major port city, is home to Europe's largest harbor. Located just north of Amsterdam, Zaandam is notable for its traditional Dutch houses.

6. Thailand - Chonburi, Lopburi, Phetchaburi

Thailand is known for its rich Buddhist heritage and stunning temples, many of which are home to playful monkeys. The suffix "-buri" comes from the Sanskrit word "puri", meaning "city" or 'town".

Chonburi, located on the coast of the Gulf of Thailand, is celebrated for its beautiful beaches. Lopburi is famous for its historical Khmer temples, including the iconic Prang Sam Yot. Phetchaburi, literally the "City of Diamonds", is known for its royal palaces, such as the magnificent Phra Nakhon Khiri.

7. Pakistan - Faisalabad, Hyderabad, Islamabad

Pakistan is known for its vibrant, bustling markets, famous for their spices. The suffix '-abad", of Persian origin, means "settlement" or "city".

Faisalabad, formerly known as Lyallpur, is an industrial hub renowned for its textile industry, earning it the nickname the "Manchester of Pakistan". Hyderabad, meaning "Lion City", is home to the iconic Charminar monument. The capital city of Pakistan, Islamabad is known for its modern architecture and proximity to the scenic Margalla Hills National Park.

8. United States - Jacksonville, Louisville, Nashville

The southern states of the United States are known for their rich cultural heritage and vibrant country music. The suffix "-ville", of French origin, means "town" or "settlement".

Jacksonville, Florida, is famous for its beaches and naval base. Louisville, Kentucky, named after King Louis XVI of France (1754-1793), is best known as the host of the Kentucky Derby. Nashville, Tennessee, famously known as "Music City", is celebrated for its thriving country music industry.

9. China - Fuzhou, Guangzhou, Suzhou

China is a country steeped in rich tradition, famous for its scenic waterways and vibrant tea culture. The suffix "-zhou" in Chinese means "prefecture" or "province".

Fuzhou, the capital of Fujian province, is renowned for its historic architecture. Guangzhou, a major port city, is celebrated for its delicious Cantonese cuisine and for hosting the famous Canton Fair. Suzhou is famous for its silk production and picturesque historic canals.

10. Australia - Hamilton, Harrington, Werrington

Australia is best known for its kangaroos and stunning beaches. The suffix "-ton", derived from Old English, means "town" or "settlement".

Hamilton, New South Wales, is noted for its heritage-listed railway station. Harrington, New South Wales, is a coastal town with humble origins as a fishing village. Werrington, New South Wales, is a suburb historically associated with the aboriginal Gomerrigal-Tongarra people.
Source: Author Matthew_07

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