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Answer is B, a total of 13 teams have qualified from Asia per FIFA records

These are :

Indonesia - Appeared at the finals in 1938 as Dutch East Indies first team from Asia at the World Cup 

India - Qualified automatically for Brazil 1950 after all other teams withdrew in the qualification but later India withdrew themselves after FIFA didn't allow them to play barefooted

South Korea - First appeared in 1954 and have qualified every time since 1982

North Korea - Famously beat Italy in 1966 and reached the quarter finals but lost to Eusebio lead Portugal after leading 3-0 till half time.

Iran - After winning the Asian Cup for the third time in a row two years later qualified for Argentina 1978 where they were placed in a group with iconic teams of the times the eventual runner ups Dutch side, then SA champs Peru and that Kenny Dalglish Scotland side. 

Kuwait - After the expansion to 24 teams two places were reserved for Asia and Kuwaiy qualified in 1982 their only appearance so far. They won the Asian Cup two years back also, golden period of their football

Iraq - Defeated Syria in the final match to qualify for Mexico 1986 the only time they did so

UAE - Qualified in 1990 also the only time they were at the finals

Saudi Arabia - First appeared in 1994 and made it out of the group stages where one of their players scored a memorable Maradona type solo goal

Japan - They lost a crucial final game in the qualification of 1994 known as the Agony of Doha but qualified right in the next expanded France 1998 finals

China - Only two places were up for grabs in 2002 because Japan and South Korea qualified as hosts and China qualified ahead of Iran who were favorites to do so. 

Australia - Joined AFC in 2007 and qualified from this zone every time so far since 2010

Qatar - Hosts for the next World Cup in 2022

 

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On 08/02/2020 at 12:55, Inti Brian said:

What country uses the Spanish lisp other than Spain?

A. Peru

B. Equatorial Guinea

C. Argentina

D. Honduras

Ok since nobody wants to answer this other than Azeem

It's not Honduras. It's Equatorial Guinea (and to be honest, I'm not even 100% on that. Their accents are supposedly identical to a Spain accent)

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4 hours ago, Azeem said:

Answer is B, a total of 13 teams have qualified from Asia per FIFA records

These are :

Indonesia - Appeared at the finals in 1938 as Dutch East Indies first team from Asia at the World Cup 

India - Qualified automatically for Brazil 1950 after all other teams withdrew in the qualification but later India withdrew themselves after FIFA didn't allow them to play barefooted

South Korea - First appeared in 1954 and have qualified every time since 1982

North Korea - Famously beat Italy in 1966 and reached the quarter finals but lost to Eusebio lead Portugal after leading 3-0 till half time.

Iran - After winning the Asian Cup for the third time in a row two years later qualified for Argentina 1978 where they were placed in a group with iconic teams of the times the eventual runner ups Dutch side, then SA champs Peru and that Kenny Dalglish Scotland side. 

Kuwait - After the expansion to 24 teams two places were reserved for Asia and Kuwaiy qualified in 1982 their only appearance so far. They won the Asian Cup two years back also, golden period of their football

Iraq - Defeated Syria in the final match to qualify for Mexico 1986 the only time they did so

UAE - Qualified in 1990 also the only time they were at the finals

Saudi Arabia - First appeared in 1994 and made it out of the group stages where one of their players scored a memorable Maradona type solo goal

Japan - They lost a crucial final game in the qualification of 1994 known as the Agony of Doha but qualified right in the next expanded France 1998 finals

China - Only two places were up for grabs in 2002 because Japan and South Korea qualified as hosts and China qualified ahead of Iran who were favorites to do so. 

Australia - Joined AFC in 2007 and qualified from this zone every time so far since 2010

Qatar - Hosts for the next World Cup in 2022

 

Surely it's 14?

New Zealand used to qualify as part of OFC but in AFC qualification (to be frank, the way it should be)

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2 hours ago, Inti Brian said:

Surely it's 14?

New Zealand used to qualify as part of OFC but in AFC qualification (to be frank, the way it should be)

Nope there used to be an Asian Ocenian inter continental play offs to decide the one spot for the finals in 1974 Australia and in 1978 Iran qualified. New Zealand defeated Bahrain in the inter continental play offs in 2010 it doesn't mean they qualified from Asian qualification zone.

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1 minute ago, Azeem said:

Nope there used to be an Asian Ocenian inter continental play offs to decide the one spot for the finals in 1974 Australia and in 1978 Iran qualified. New Zealand defeated Bahrain in the inter continental play offs in 2010 it doesn't mean they qualified from Asian qualification zone.

1982 New Zealand qualified in a group consisting of Kuwait, China and Saudi Arabia.

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3 hours ago, Azeem said:

Which country has participated in the most number of UN peacekeeping missions around the world ?

A. China

B. Japan

C. Pakistan 

D. USA

You make a lot of questions where the answer is surprising. So I'll lock in C, Pakistan.

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The answr is C

Pakistan has provided land troops for 70 UN peacekeeping missions from the Bosnian war in the Balkans to the gorilla warfare in the jungles of Congo to the insurgencies in Latin America and South East Asia and Middle East.

 

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The most notable post-Genghis Khan defeat of the Mongols which effectively halted the western advance of the Mongols and is credited as the end of their Empire was at the hands of _______

A. Russian principalities of Kiev

B. Mamluk Sultanate of Egypt

C. Volgan Bulgarian Empire

D. Abbasid Caliphate of Iraq

 

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On 19/02/2020 at 11:38, Azeem said:

The most notable post-Genghis Khan defeat of the Mongols which effectively halted the western advance of the Mongols and is credited as the end of their Empire was at the hands of _______

A. Russian principalities of Kiev

B. Mamluk Sultanate of Egypt

C. Volgan Bulgarian Empire

D. Abbasid Caliphate of Iraq

 

The answer to this one is B

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,I don't know what Guinness would actually accept. Some recent dude that is more provable or embrace one of the legends....

 Genghis Khan was often said to have more than 1000 kids but would they genuinely settle on that as a provable figure?

I'll go for B, 1042.

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It's B

The Guinness World record of most children of a human being is held by Sultan Moulay Ismael ibn Al Sharif of Morocco during 55 years of his reign he fathered 1042 children from almost 500 women, some wives many not wives

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Unofficial figure is 1171 but Guinness book records at 1042, his only figure greater than his kids is the number of people he executed including some of his sons. I know yall thinking he was a sex addict tyrant but i think he was just a guy living his best life :coffee:

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