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KNOWLEDGE BLASTER! Guide to Geography and Travel

KNOWLEDGE BLASTER! Guide toGeography and Travel

Regardless of your reasons for wanting to know about our remarkable geography and all the great places you can travel, doesn't it just seem like it takes to much time to read up?

We thought so too.

We were helping a friend study for the contestant quiz of the Jeopardy! Game show when we realized we had accumulated enough material to help out almost anyone. A student, game show contestant, or curious world traveler.

And so here we are, sitting on this little gold mine of information that took a long time to put together, but offers a quick and easy way to get to know the nuts and bolts of a really fascinating subject.

Be aware that you will not find maps or an inflatable globe in these pages.

That said, you will find the extremes of the world-longest, deepest, tallest, most populous-and the best places to visit. You will find all the national capitals and all those wacky state nicknames and capitals. You will find... well, sample for yourself:

  • What is the world's largest island?
  • What were the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World?
  • Where is the Great Dividing Range?
  • Where did the Hatfields and McCoys live?
  • What is the Orchid Capital? The Pelican State?
  • What was Sri Lanka formerly named? What is the capital?
  • What is the famous shopping district of Tokyo?

How did you do? Ready to dig in?

The KNOWLEDGE BLASTER! Series compresses a great mountain of available information into easily digestible morsels. You'll find the books are patterned in an efficient question-and-answer mode, stressing simplicity, brevity, and clarity.

You can use this reference work as a launch pad to propel yourself into more in-depth studies. However, if you find this little study guide provides all the information you need, then consider your knowledge...
Blasted!

We wish you the best of luck in your quest for knowledge in this fascinating subject. 'Bye now.
And, oh yes, buy now!

 

Inside KNOWLEDGE BLASTER! Guide to Geography and Travel

Test yourself now; see if you know the answers that KNOWLEDGE BLASTER! can give you.

Geography and Travel: Learn Geography Terms.

Your study of geography will surely teach you: what is a tsunami?
— An immense ocean wave generated by a submarine earthquake. (Technically, not a tidal wave.)

This scale lists ranges of wind velocity from 1 to 12.
— The Beaufort Scale.

 


Geography and Travel: Travel the World.

Where is the towering Gateway Arch landmark?
— St. Louis.

Travel to ______ to see the world-famous Wailing Wall.
— Jerusalem.

What district of London (Europe's largest city) was terrorized by Jack the Ripper?
— Whitechapel.

 


Geography and Travel: Find Geographical Wonders.

Largest lake in the world?
— Caspian Sea, between the former USSR and Iran.

The world's second-tallest mountain (after Everest)?
— Godwin Austin, also known as K-2.

 


Geography and Travel: Investigate the Geography of the Nations of the World.

Where is Monaco, the country with the smallest coastline in the world?
— On the French Riviera.

If you travel across Australia, how many states will you find?
— Six.

In his 1922 travels, Howard Carter discovered the fabulous tomb of King Tut. Where?
— In the Valley of the Kings, near Luxor, Egypt.

 


How did you do?

KNOWLEDGE BLASTER! Guide to Geography and Travel is brimming over with information-filled questions and answers, making your study of geography and travel quick-and-easy.


 

KNOWLEDGE BLASTER! Guide to Geography and Travel
Table of Contents

Biggest, Longest, Deepest and Other Superlatives

Fabulous Buildings, Incredible Monuments, and Awesome Landmarks

Some Helpful Terms

Tracks, Ports, and Other Wonders

Water That Runs and Stands: Rivers and Lakes

Mountains High, Wide, and Handsome

Oceans, Seas, and Islands

Hot, Arid, Sandy Deserts

World Nations: Betcha Didn’t Know..

Moneys of the World

Bonus Round!

Cities of the World: Facts and Nicknames

World Capitals

America: When, Where, What and Who

State Capitals and Nicknames

Universities and Academies

American Cities: from Paduka to Catfish Row

Canadian Provinces

 

American History | Art History | Food and Drink | Geography and Travel | Literature | Movies | Music | Myth and Legend | Sports | Weight Training and Total Fitness | World History | Home

 

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