A round of geographical superlatives and oddities. The largest enclosed inland body of water, the world's biggest delta, and the two nations entirely surrounded by Italy.
It closes on what the Saffir-Simpson scale actually classifies.
- What is the largest enclosed inland body of water on Earth?
- Which emirate serves as the capital of the United Arab Emirates?
- Which lake occurs in Tanzania and Uganda, and borders Kenya?
- Which two nations are surrounded entirely by Italy?
- What is the name of the world's largest delta?
- What is the easternmost Caribbean island?
- What is classified by the Saffir-Simpson scale?
- Which major ocean is located on the east coast of South America?
- Is the Gobi Desert classed as a hot or cold desert?
- Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia are sub-regions of which major geographic region?
- Uluru, one of the largest monoliths in the world (upright block of stone/rock), was formally known by what name?
- What is cartography?
- Which three Northern European countries form Scandinavia?
- What is the name of the second highest mountain in the world?
- Which continent has no permanent population?
- The flag of Canada features a white square with a red what?
- What is the most populated city in North America?
- What is a psychrometer used to measure?
- What is the second smallest country in the world?
- What type of cloud can be described as dense, tall, menacing and associated with thunderstorms?