We will start with a simple True/False question this week.
True or False, New Zealand has NO native mammals.
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Tag Archives: geography
Interesting Question of the Day – 27 July 2018
To cap off our week of economics, within $20,000 what is the GDP per square kilometre of Australia. (That’s GDP Purchasing Power Parity in US dollars as of 2013.)
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Interesting Question of the Day – 25 July 2018
Using the same list of countries by GDP per square kilometre that we referred to on Monday, name three of the five countries with the lowest GDP per square kilometre.
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Interesting Question of the Day – 23 July 2018
We came across a list of largest economies per unit of land area. That’s the highest GDP (Purchasing Power Parity) per square kilometre of land area, and were not counting countries smaller than 30,000 sqkm, or about half the size of Tasmania. (So Monaco at $3 billion per square kilometre is out.)
Name three of the five countries with the highest GDP per square kilometre.
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Interesting Question of the Day – 18 July 2018
Name an element on the periodic table and a US state that have the same two letter abbreviation.
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Interesting Question of the Day – 30 May 2018
These are outlines of countries laid over maps of Australia.
Name the countries outlined. (All maps are to scale.)
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Interesting Question of the Day – 18 May 2018
The Proclaimers had a hit with a song claiming they would walk 500 miles, and that they would walk 500 more.
If they were to walk 1,000 miles from their home in Edinburgh just to fall down at your door, how many countries could they potentially be in? (We are assuming they can walk on water and over any obstacles that might be in their way.)
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Interesting Question of the Day – 11 April 2018
Zerão is a football stadium in Macapa, Brazil.
What is unusual about the midfield line?
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Interesting Question of the Day – 9 March 2018
151 degrees east longitude crosses 34 degrees south latitude in a forested area near Menai on the southern edge of Sydney.
What are the other six countries that lie along these two lines on the globe?
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Interesting Question of the Day – 5 March 2018
From 1997 to 2017, what was unusual about the mayor of the small town of Talkeetna, Alaska?
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