Allround Trivia!

ok umm Everest in Asia, Rustiveli in Europe (in Russia), South America is Aconcagua in Argentina, North America is McKinley in Alaska. Africa is Kilimanjaro in Tanzania

i think that is right 😖

Except for you Europe, you got them all right.

Europe, it is Mnt. Elbrus, on the northern, European,
side of the Caucusus.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Elbrus

http://www.caingram.info/Worldwide/seven_summits/htm/elbrus.htm

ahh so close

and just in case u are interested Vinson Massif is the tallest in Antarctica 😖mart:

ok this is a good one what is the greatest depth of the oceans the name if the place and the depth please.

Marianne Trench?

Mariana Trench yes but what ocean is it in and what is the depth ?

South Pacific, aomewhere in Ploynesia, near
the Marianna Island.

Depth? You got me there. Er....ten miles?

35,827 ft dunno how much miles that is 😖

About 6.78 miles.

Which countires touch the Mediterranean Sea?

Spain, France, Italy, Croatia, Slovenia ( i think ), Bosnia..., Serbia...., Greece, Turkey, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libia, Egypt, Syria, Malta, Cyprus, Lebanon and Israel think that it 😖

Malta, Cyprus, Monaco, and Albania, excluding Turkish-held
Northern Cyprus.

Year of Napolean's Russian Invasion?

1812 werent it

Battle of where in 1066 ?

Hastings!! (William the Conqueror.)

South American liberaotr Simon Bolivar was born in which
modern S.American country?

Venezuela.

who once said wrongly that flies only have 4 legs ??

(Heck, I thought they do have four legs?????)

Tough one.

Darwin?

(Excellent question TM! I have to go sleep, but I'll catch you
mayeb later today or tomorrow.)

Ooops, found a few more minutes.

nah it wasnt Dawin before him i think 😖

Galen?

I'm thinking it should be someone in biology, otherwise
why remember his sayings on a fly?

nope

i remember it because he was so respected that no one even bothered counting they just thought that he is right.

he was a part of Biology but also Physics philosophy, ethics,psychology, politics pretty much everything

All those fields? Sounds like a rennaisance figure.

I say De Vinci.

(Later TM!)