Q: This Himalayan kingdom is noted for its proactive conservation efforts – it has committed to maintain at least 60% of its territory as forest and has designated more than 40% as protected areas – which nation is it?
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Q: On November 3, there will be a hybrid solar eclipse – what is a ‘hybrid’ solar eclipse?
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Q: What is noteworthy about the lyrics to Spain’s national anthem, “La Marcha Real”?
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Q: On September 16, Mexicans celebrate the ‘Grito de Dolores’ (Cry of Dolores), which in 1810 called for their independence from Spain – who uttered the call?
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Q: This is the westernmost of the six continental African countries traversed by the equator – what is its name?
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Q: Only two signers of the US Declaration of Independence went on to become US Presidents; coincidentally they both died on July 4, 1826 – who were they?
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Q: Ullortuneq is Greenland’s National Day and it occurs on June 21 but what does the name mean?
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Q: The name of which South American country is a description, in the local Guarani language, of the river that runs through it?
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Q: Africa’s highest point at 5895m and lowest point at -697m (on a lake-bed) both lie within which country?
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