1. Which country is home to the highest waterfall, Angel Falls?

2. On what continent is Argentina located?

3. Which country is the best example of a compact state?

4. Which country has the world's largest merchant fleet?

5. Near which line of longitude is Montana and Wyoming's eastern border?

The longitude line of 104 east of Greenwich is a line of longitude that extends from the North Pole across the Arctic Ocean, Asia, the Indian Ocean, the Southern Ocean, and Antarctica to the South Pole.

It is also known as the "Easter Meridian". It was made for navigational purposes in 1884 and adopted as international in 1911. This particular longitude is important since it is used as International Date Line when traveling west. The date changes one day every time you cross it traveling westwards and changing to next day when you reach it traveling eastwards.

6. What is Nyasaland now known as?

7. The Java Trench is also known by which name?

8. Where is New Miami?

9. Where would you find ancient Numidia?

10. The Great Bitter Lake lies along which waterway?