The photo shows a building in Jakarta constructed by the Dutch. Remnants from colonial times can still be seen in many countries. For which country is this not true?
(A) Thailand
(B) Canada
(C) Laos
(D) Libya

Which two islands are main areas of cultivation for the depicted crop: (A) Sri Lanka and Java (B) Midway and Mauritius (C) The Azores and Sumatra (D) Hokkaido and New Guinea

The picture shows Yverdon-les-Bains in Switzerland (46 °46.71′ N and 6 °38.45′E). It was taken on 21th March 2012. In which direction in the cyclist heading? (A)ESE (B)WNW (C)ENE (D)WSW

With what stage of the demographic transition does this population histogram correspond? (A) Stage 1 (B) Stage 2 (C) Stage 3 (D) Stage 4

We leave Sydney in the indicated direction. Which city will we reach after 32.200 km: (A) Singapore (B) Paris (C) Tokyo (D) New York

In what country were these photos taken? (A) Cape Verde (B) Cuba (C) Tonga (D) Sri Lanka

What does this world map show the distribution of? (A) Total number of internet connections (B) Medals won at the 2010 Beijing Olympics (C) Total numbers of tourist arrivals (D) Number of dentists per thousand population

Which city has the same type of road network as Moscow?(A) Kyoto (B) Cairo (C) Paris (D) Chicago

Red/blue circles on this map indicate the location of severe damage caused by a type of natural hazard in 2008- 2010. This hazard was: (A) Earthquakes (B) Mud flows (C) Floods (D) Tsunamis

This early 21st century world map shows the geographical distribution of : (A) Average life expectancy (B) GDP (Gross Domestic Production) (C) Literacy (D) Primary education

Which words are missing in the text below? (A) 1 = climate change and 2 = is not broken down (B) 1= wave pattern and 2 = accumulates (C) 1 = rotation of the earth and 2 = accumulates (D) 1 = distance to the equator and 2 = is not broken down The oceans are dynamic systems, made up of complex networks of currents that keep water circulating around the World. The direction of the currents is determined by wind, variations in water density and ........................(1). Sometimes this creates ocean currents that take on enormous circular motion. These are called gyres. Due to the deflection of ocean currents at the centre of the gyre, plastic debris ................................... (2).