How’s your Geography IQ
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A trivia presentation to boggle the mind of the sleepy training/seminar participants. Can be given before or during the lecture or session. I usually use this in my session on Copyreading and Headline Writing in Journalism. It is also usable to other topics. This is my personal presentation I gathered from an old Reader's Digest. Here are the answers for this presentation: 1. Moscow 2. Manila 3. Budapest 4.Bogota 5. Canberra 6. Santiago 7. London 8. Wellington 9.Tripoli 10. Helsinki 11. Ankara 12. Ottawa 13. Cape Town
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