| Which is the… | Answer |
| …largest island of North Africa? | |
| …capital city, founded by Phoenicians and named from a Greek word meaning 'three cities'? | |
| …island country, whose 2nd-largest island (Gozo) is known as 'Isle of Calypso'? | |
| …city, capital of a French region and birthplace of Napoléon Bonaparte? | |
| …Italian city founded as 'Parthenope' in the 8th century BC and traditionally held as the home of pizza? | |
| …European 'doubly' landlocked sovereign country (surrounded only by other landlocked countries)? | |
| ...capital city of the Alsace region, which is the official seat of the European Parliament? | |
| …European capital city that has the same name of a French island in the Indian Ocean (part of the French Southern and Antarctic Lands)? | |
| …island located in the middle of the northern Irish Sea, approximately equidistant from Great Britain and Ireland? | |
| …Scottish subarctic archipelago, off the northeast coast, located more northeastern than the Orkney Islands? | |
| …the city connected to Copenhagen by the Oresund Bridge? | |
| …the country within the Baltic States, where the official language is not a Baltic language? | |
| …exclave of Russia on the Baltic Sea, between Lithuania and Poland? | |
| …landlocked country that is closest to the Black Sea? | |
| …body of water between Ukraine and Russia, linked by the narrow Strait of Kerch to the Black Sea? | |
| …country, whose national flag is known as the 'five-cross flag' (having a large red cross in the centre and 4 smaller ones in each white corner)? | |
| ...geographic, economic and cultural region in south-central Turkey, historically known as 'Cilicia'? | |
| …Mediterranean island, where the capital city retains the distinction of being the world's last divided capital (between a country and a disputed territory)? | |
| …largest city in the Palestinian territories? | |
| …country born in 1990 from the unification of 2 previous Arabic countries? | |
| …Kingdom, located near the western shores of the Persian Gulf, whose capital city's name ends like the most famous 'isthmus' in the Americas? | |
| …country capital city, whose Azadi Tower (or Freedom Tower) and Milad Tower are well known landmarks? | |
| …largest enclosed body of water on Earth by area, variously considered the world's largest lake, a small ocean or a full-fledged sea? | |
| …capital city of the only 'doubly' landlocked sovereign country in Central Asia? | |
| ...capital city of the Pakistan province of Punjab, located along the Ravi River? | |
| …capital city of the Maharashtra State, located on the Arabian Sea? | |
| …sovereign country that makes up the ethno-linguistic region of Bengal together with the Indian state of West Bengal? | |
| …country, that is a member of the 'Shanghai Five' and is not an ex-USSR republic? | |
| …territory, on the western side of the Pearl River Delta, that was a Portuguese colony until 1999? | |
| …the largest island of Japan? | |
| ...World's largest island, after Greenland? | |
| …Australian State that has the same name of a country capital city? | |
| ...large body of water between Australia and New Zealand, commonly referred to as 'The Ditch' by locals? | |
| …Australian External Territory in the Pacific Ocean, where the evergreen pine is a symbol of the island and thus pictured on its flag? | |
| ….territory in the subregion of Melanesia, that comprises a main island, the Loyalty Islands and several smaller islands? | |
| ...archipelago in the South Pacific Ocean, even known as the 'Friendly Islands' since the first visit of Captain James Cook in 1773? | |
| ...island nation in the central tropical Pacific Ocean, where the Gilbertese language has the status of official language? | |
| ... largest island in the Windward group of French Polynesia, considered the country economic, cultural and political centre? | |
| …only British Overseas Territory in the Pacific Ocean? | |
| …archipelago that forms one of the 24 Provinces of Ecuador? | |