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Do you know where the most famous objects on Earth are? From ancient wonders like Machu Picchu carved by civilizations long gone to modern marvels like the Burj Khalifa that push the boundaries of human achievement, these iconic landmarks stand as symbols of history, culture, and innovation. Each is so famous for one thing or another that most could probably name where they are in their sleep.
We’re not kidding—this trivia quiz is super easy. If you don’t score a perfect 20/20, it might be time to grab a globe and hit the books! 😏
So, are you ready to prove you know your way around the world? Let’s get started!
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Gandalf the Pink 11 months ago
"Niagara Falls is so big that it actually stretches through 2 countries: USA and Canada." Hahaa nooo it isn't THAT big and in any case not the reason why both answers is correct, it is just located exactly on the border between Canada and the US :p
Adam Benson 11 months ago
Seriously, no Australian landmarks? I'm surprised that the Sydney Opera House and Uluru weren't included.
Tucker Cahooter 11 months ago
Too easy. I got 20/20 and I am certainly not a world traveller (two quick trips to NZ, one quick trip to Hawaii being the sum total of my worldly adventures)
Ace 11 months ago
Yes, too easy. The only one that made me think was the poorly-worded Easter Island one. Should have been more 'which country owns the islands".
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Greg Wilhelm 11 months ago
Have to say I scored 16/20 and I'm just a "dumb American who's never left the country."
Randy Sanders 11 months ago
I got 3 wrong, but only because I didn't go there in person. The rest, I remember.
Gandalf the Pink 11 months ago
"Niagara Falls is so big that it actually stretches through 2 countries: USA and Canada." Hahaa nooo it isn't THAT big and in any case not the reason why both answers is correct, it is just located exactly on the border between Canada and the US :p
Adam Benson 11 months ago
Seriously, no Australian landmarks? I'm surprised that the Sydney Opera House and Uluru weren't included.
Tucker Cahooter 11 months ago
Too easy. I got 20/20 and I am certainly not a world traveller (two quick trips to NZ, one quick trip to Hawaii being the sum total of my worldly adventures)
Ace 11 months ago
Yes, too easy. The only one that made me think was the poorly-worded Easter Island one. Should have been more 'which country owns the islands".
Load More Replies... Greg Wilhelm 11 months ago
Have to say I scored 16/20 and I'm just a "dumb American who's never left the country."
Randy Sanders 11 months ago
I got 3 wrong, but only because I didn't go there in person. The rest, I remember.
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