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Hit the Road Quiz

Question: In what country might one go on walkabout?
Answer: Aboriginal people in Australia traditionally travel long distances across the continent. They call their journeys "walkabouts."
Question: In what country is Mogadishu located?
Answer: Mogadishu is the capital and largest city of Somalia, a country on the eastern coast of Africa. Mogadishu is a major port on the Indian Ocean.
Question: Where is the longest highway in the world?
Answer: The Trans-Canada Highway is the world’s longest, at about 4,860 miles (7,820 kilometers) from east to west.
Question: In what country can Chittagong be found?
Answer: Chittagong is the second largest city in Bangladesh.
Question: Where are the Lodi Gardens located?
Answer: The tombs of the 15th-century Lodi kings are found in the Lodi Gardens, which are located in Delhi, India.
Question: Where might one find organ-pipe cacti?
Answer: Organ-pipe cacti are treelike plants that grow in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona and northern Mexico.
Question: Where is the world’s oldest boat lift located?
Answer: Built in 1875, England’s Anderton Boat Lift links a river and a canal of different heights. The lift raises boats about 50 feet (15 meters).
Question: Which entity uses the Schengen Visa for internal travel?
Answer: The Schengen Visa allows citizens of one EU nation to visit any other.
Question: Where would you find Charing Cross Road?
Answer: Charing Cross Road is a famed avenue in London, England. It is renowned for its secondhand bookshops.