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8 hours ago, Spike said:

I DILIGAF about the rules so here is my trivia

What nation were the only foreigners allowed to trade in Japan for several hundred years during the Tokugawa Shogunate leading into the Meiji Restoration?

A. Chinese
B. Korean
C. Portuguese
D. Dutch
E. British

D

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I’d go with D. My mum used to work with a couple of mountaineers and she always told me they said K2 was far more a technical climb than Everest. And I’m not sure about the other two :ph34r:

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9 hours ago, Azeem said:

My next trivia I'll give out the answer after Spike's question is done 

Out of the 14 mountains in the 8 thousand club (8,000 m above sea level ) one is yet to be climbed in the winter which one is it ?

A. Kachenjunga

B. Mount Everest 

C. Annapurna

D. K2

K2. Apparently it's the hardest mountain in the world to climb and only a select few have done it. So hard to believe it's been done in winter.

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On 03/02/2020 at 23:14, Berserker said:

Dutch.

 

16 hours ago, Stan said:

D

Correct, they were limited to a tiny island off the coast of Nagasaki. The island is about the size of a city block.

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17 hours ago, Azeem said:

My next trivia I'll give out the answer after Spike's question is done 

Out of the 14 mountains in the 8 thousand club (8,000 m above sea level ) one is yet to be climbed in the winter which one is it ?

A. Kachenjunga

B. Mount Everest 

C. Annapurna

D. K2

D

I dont want to see anyone try that in the winter.

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Yeah it's D, K2 the second highest peak of the world and tge highest of Karakoram range proves to be a far more bigger challange than it's Himalayan counterpart 

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38 minutes ago, Vader said:

While we wait for Azeem to answer I've got another one.

Which of these is in Rwanda

A. Bujumbura

B. Gitega

C. Muhanga

D. Arusha

Wild guess. C. 

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How many countries does the equator pass through:

A 7

B 10

Ç 13

D 16

And for a bonus point, what is the biggest of those countries...?

No Googling

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29 minutes ago, Harry said:

How many countries does the equator pass through:

A 7

B 10

Ç 13

D 16

And for a bonus point, what is the biggest of those countries...?

No Googling

I'm guessing the biggest country is Brazil.

I'll go with 13. 

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32 minutes ago, Harry said:

How many countries does the equator pass through:

A 7

B 10

Ç 13

D 16

And for a bonus point, what is the biggest of those countries...?

No Googling

Make mine C and this is a trick question is it just the biggest country or does it mean the country which touches the equatorial line the most?

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18 minutes ago, Mel81x said:

Make mine C and this is a trick question is it just the biggest country or does it mean the country which touches the equatorial line the most?

Just the largest country

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46 minutes ago, Mel81x said:

Brazil then.

No. Brazil is only 6 letters. Democratic republic of the Congo is 28. :ph34r:

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2 hours ago, Azeem said:

Mountains of the Moon is the legendary name of the source of river ______ 

A. Nile

B. Ganges

C. Euphrates 

D. Indus

Going to have to go with a culture that had lunar precedence in their history so its either A or C and I think I am going to with A as my answer.

 

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The answer is A the Nile, Mountains of the Moon is an ancient term referring to a legendary mountain as the source of river Nile in East Africa. 

There is also a biographical film of the same name about two British army officer's journey to locate the source of the Nile river in the name of Queen Victoria's powerful British Empire. Give it a watch

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