Posted on January 16th, 2011 by Laura Byrne Paquet
Famous for its golf, the 60-mile Myrtle Beach section of the Grand Strand is found in what state? California Florida Massachusetts South Carolina Think you know the answer? Send it to me as a comment at the bottom of this post (one answer per contestant, please!). At the end of the week, I’ll draw one […]
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Posted on January 15th, 2011 by Laura Byrne Paquet
No, Andorra was not Darrin’s eccentric mother-in-law on Bewitched. (That was Endora, for all of you under 40.) Andorra is a tiny country wedged into the Pyrenees between France and Spain. How small? Check out the map. See that little green area just northwest of Barcelona? That’s Andorra. Its capital is Andorra la Vella, often […]
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Posted on January 15th, 2011 by Laura Byrne Paquet
What cinematic city has a famous beachside promenade called the Croisette? Atlantic City Barcelona Cannes Miami Think you know the answer? Send it to me as a comment at the bottom of this post (one answer per contestant, please!). At the end of the week, I’ll draw one name from among all the people who […]
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Posted on January 14th, 2011 by Laura Byrne Paquet
Thanks to all of you who played this week’s round of trivia. This week’s questions are now closed, and we have a winner: Gintare! Gintare, who won for the correct answer to the Sarajevo question, will receive this week’s prize: the New Brunswick water bottle. Congratulations! Here’s a recap of the week’s questions, along with […]
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Posted on January 14th, 2011 by Laura Byrne Paquet
Brazil borders all but two South American countries. One is Chile. What is the other? Colombia Ecuador Peru Venezuela Think you know the answer? Send it to me as a comment at the bottom of this post. At the end of the week, I’ll draw one name from all the people who answered correctly, and […]
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Posted on January 13th, 2011 by Laura Byrne Paquet
Unfortunately, Algeria is going through a bit of a rough patch this week, as riots have broken out to protest the soaring prices of food staples such as sugar. However, as I plan to do in the Year of Geography, I’m going to focus less on news and more on history and culture. And when […]
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Posted on January 13th, 2011 by Laura Byrne Paquet
Originally a railway settlement, what Kenyan capital gets its name from the “cold water” the Masai people found there? Harare Kampala Khartoum Nairobi Think you know the answer? Send it to me as a comment at the bottom of this post. At the end of the week, I’ll draw one name from all the people […]
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Posted on January 12th, 2011 by Laura Byrne Paquet
Where would you find the highest mountain in North America? Alaska British Columbia California Yukon Think you know the answer? Send it to me as a comment at the bottom of this post. At the end of the week, I’ll draw one name from all the people who answered correctly, and that person will receive […]
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Posted on January 11th, 2011 by Laura Byrne Paquet
London isn’t the only city with a Trafalgar Square and a statue of Lord Nelson. There is also one in Bridgetown, capital of which island country? The Bahamas Barbados Barbuda Bermuda Think you know the answer? Send it to me as a comment at the bottom of this post. At the end of the week, […]
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Posted on January 10th, 2011 by Laura Byrne Paquet
Angkor Wat was lost in the jungle until Father Albert Henri Mouhot found it, in the 1860s, in what country? Bangladesh Bhutan Cambodia India Think you know the answer? Send it to me as a comment at the bottom of this post. At the end of the week, I’ll draw one name from all the […]
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