Still more Countries Flashcards
Sweden: Actress
Greta Garbo
Sweden: UN secretary-general
Dag Hammarskjold
Japan: Female professional entertainer
Geisha
Japan: Parliament
Diet
Japan: Currency
Yen
Japan: Emperor
Akihito (125th emperor)
Japan: Akihito’s father
Hirohito
Japan: Primary religion
Shinto
Japan: Temple
Pagoda
Japan: Sacred mountain
Mt. Fuji (Mt. Fujiyama)
Kenya: Tallest mountain
Mt. Kenya
Japan: Flower
Chrysanthemum
Japan: Largest Island
Honshu
Japan: Conductor
Seiji Ozawa
Japan: Director
Akira Kurosawa
Japan: Dramas
Noh dramas
Japan: Drama theater
Kabuki
Japan: Kabuki theater of Tokyo
Ginza
Japan: “Precision” watch maker
Seiko
Japan: photographic Film maker
Fuji
Japan: First pocket radio maker
Sony
Japan: Ancient ceremony
Tea Ceremony
Jamaica: City of “eight rivers”
Ocho Rios
Italy: Venetian traveller
Marco Polo
Italy: Venetian landmark bridge
The Rialto
Italy: Venetian bridge on the way to the gallows
The Bridge of Sighs
Italy: Venetian canal
Grand Canal
Italy: Turin auto maker
Fiat
Italy: Turin veil of controversy
Shroud of Turin
Italy: Comedy of Masks
Commedia del’ Arte
Italy: Bell tower
Campanile
Japan: Southernmost main island
Kyushu
Jamaica: Resort City
Montego Bay
Japan: Northernmost main island
Hokkaido
Jamaica: Mountains
Blue Mountains
Jamaica: Reggae artist
Bob Marley
Jamaica: Liquor
Tia Maria
Jamaica: Famous Olympians
Jamaican Bobsled Team
Japan: Capital
Tokyo
Japan: Ancient Capital
Kyoto
Japan: Largest port
Yokohama
Japan: Art of dwarf tree growing
Bonsai
Jamaica: Capital
Kingston
Kazakhstan: Curency
Ruble
Japan: Art of paper folding
Origami
Japan: “Exalted Gate”
Mikado
Japan: “Long Life”
Bonzai
Jordan: Capital
Amman (former Philadelphia)
Jordan: Former name
Trans Jordan
Jordan: King 1999-
King Abdul Hussein
Jordan: King 1953-1999
King Hussein I
Jordan: King Hussein’s wife
Queen Noor (American born)
Japan: “Divine Wind”
Kamikaze
Kazakhstan: Capital
Astana
Japan: Warrior knights
Samurai
Kazakhstan: Space port
Balkanor Cosmodrome (leased by Russia)
Kenya: Capital
Nairobi
Kenya: Independence leader
Jomo Kenyatta
Kenya: President 1978-
Daniel arap Moi
Kenya: Currency
Shilling
Kenya: Languages
Swahili and English
Kenya: Native tribe
Masai
The Philippines: Largest religious group
Roman Catholic
World’s largest landlocked country
Kazakhstan
Japan: Poison fish
Fugu
Italy: Venetian artist
Titian
Japan: Massage
Shiatsu
Japan: Self defense
Judo and Jujitsu
Japan: Wrestling
Sumo
Japan: Grill
Hibachi
Japan: Green liquor
Midori
Japan: Lute
Samisen
Japan: Floor mat
Tatami
Japan: “Empty Hand”
Karate
Japan: Ornamental fish
Koi
Japan: Art of flower arranging
Ichybonnet
Japan: Three line poem
Haiku
Japan: Number of syllablesin haiku
Seventeen
Japan: Hokkaido aborigines
Ainus
Japan: High speed train
Bullet train
Japan: Powerful businessman
Tycoon
Japan: Added to a name for respect
San
Japan: Act of ceremonial suicide
Hara-Kiri (sepeku)
Japan: 9th to 16th century military dictators
Shogun
Japan: Gangster
Yasuka
Israel: Desert
Negev
Italy: Capital of Tuscany region
Florence
Israel: Prime minister - 1974-1977 and 1992-1995
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel: Nobel peace prize winner - 1994
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel: Prime minister - 1977-83
Menachem Begin
Israel: Nobel Peace Prize winner - 1987
Menachem Begin
Israel: Prime minister - 1984-1986 - 1995-1996
Shimon Peres
Israel: Foreign minister who wore an eye patch
Moshe Dayan
Israel: Currency
Shekel
Israel: Prime minister - 1999-
Ehud Barak
Israel: Intelligence Agency
Mossad
Israel: First prime minister
David Ben-Gurion
Israel: World’s saltiest lake
Dead Sea
Israel: River
Jordan
Israel: Collective farm
Kibbutz
Israel: Group that created Israel
Zionists
Italy: Capital and largest city
Rome
Italy: Second largest city - capital of Lombardy
Milan
Italy: Capital of Piedmont region
Turin
Italy: Venetian leader
Doge
Israel: Parliament
Knesset
Ireland: Writer and poet
James Joyce
Ireland: “Little Clover”
Shamrock
Ireland: Dublin theater and company
Abbey Theater
Ireland: Moaning spirit
Banshee
Ireland: Convent
Sisters of Mercy
Ireland: Physicist and chemist
Robert Boyle (Boyle’s law)
Ireland: 8th century book of gospels
Book of Kells
Ireland: 1848-49 disaster
Potato famine
Ireland: Rebellion against British rule - 1916
Easter uprising
Israel: Prime minister - 1996-1999
Benjamin Netanyahu
Ireland: Hunger striker
Bobby Sands
Italy: Northeast Adriatic port
Trieste
Ireland: Female writer
Maeve Binchy
Ireland: Dramatist and director of Abbey Theater - 1904
John Millington Synge
Ireland: Playwright
Sean O’Casey
Ireland: Poet who won Nobel Prize for Literature
William Butler Yeats
Ireland: Olympic swimmer (not Michele Smith)
Janet Evans
Ireland: Irish-American Miners
“Molly Maquires”
Israel: Capital
Jerusalem
Israel: Former capital and largest city
Tel Aviv
Ireland: Olympic swimmer (not Janet Evans)
Michele Smith
Italy: Rome fountain
Trevi fountain
Italy: The Jewel of the Adriatic
Venice
Italy: Educator
Maria Montessori
Italy: Tenor from Modena
Luciano Pavarotti
Italy: Electrostatics and animal physiology pioneer
Luigi Galvani
Italy: Opera conductor
Arturo Toscanini
Italy: Violin virtuoso
Niccolo Paganini