Knowledge Around the World Part 4

Where was the first prison in Bangkok built? (Wat Pho prison, currently the Department of National Guard)
What is the last letter in Greek? (Read Omega)
Who gets the name “Father of the Guitar” (Andrés Segovia, Spanish musician)
What are the invaders from Asia leading to Europe in the 4-5 century? (The Huns led by Attila)
In what reign was the Mala Phra Nakhon boat traveled to Portugal to trade in Macau? (Rama 2)
The Metal Age is divided into 2 eras. What is the era? (Bronze Age and Iron Age)
Indochina dispute Is a conflict between Thailand and which country (France)
What is the initial name of the ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA)?
Ottawa is the capital of which country? (Canada)
What is the official language of East Timor? (Portugal and Tetum)
Where is the first Olympics skill competition held (Madrid, Spain)?
What country is separated from Ukraine? (Russia)
Indian law prohibits women from marrying before what age (18 years before men 17 years)
Which temple in Bangkok holds the Chak Phra event (Nang Chi Temple)?
How to play golf gently in order to flow down the hole. What is this stroke of play? (Putnam)
Largest city in the United States But not the capital. What city is it? (New York)
Mount Kilimanjaro is Snow Covered Despite being on the equator, why? (High peaks have snow covering all year)
Where is the largest pine forest in the world? (Taiga pine forest in the north of North America Europe and Asia)
Ethnicity in the Indonesian islands Which ethnic groups are the most (Java)?
Paitoon Thanya wrote any book and won the SEA Write Award (Ko Kong Sai).
Where is the Nile of Egypt? (Abyssinia)
Where is the battle ground for England to win possession of India? (Fish Village) In the Bay of Bengal)
What is the first edition of the Thai travel magazine? (Or Sor. Sor., 1960)
China believes that houses on the Three Crossroads must be protected. (Attached with a picture of a lion, sword)
Who is the Greek Sage considered to be the World’s Greatest Sage?
Ancient Greece. Soldiers of any nation were brave to fight. (Sparta)
Which UN agencies look after the global environment (UNEP)
“Lne Star State” calls which U.S. state? (Texas, because it has only one star in its state flag and badge.)
Who set up the first private detective contract office? (L. Allen Pinkerton, American)
224 Who is the ritual of bathing to purify oneself? (Hindu)
How many lights from the fireflies can see the book (6 pieces)
Which eagle is the largest and strongest in the world? (Harpy eagle In South America)
What Camera Do Submarines Use? (Periscope camera)
Mexico, Uruguay, Cuba, Chile, Philippines and Spain What currency is the currency used for Peso?
The word Dinsrus, who created (Sir Richard Owen)
Sermon on the Great Vessantara Jataka What do you say? (Mahachat sermon)
Peter the Great The creator of St. Petersburg is the king of which nation? (Russia)
Which fish is in the sea but lays eggs in fresh water (salmon)
Who developed the submarine (John Philippe Holland and Simone Lake)
Where is the Thai Dinosaur Park (Phu Wiang Forest, Phu Wiang National Park)
Which bridge connects Phang Nga and Phuket? (Sarasin Bridge)
Who is the Protestant Reformer in Germany? (Martin Luther)
Which sea in the world Least salty (Baltic)
“Athletes with Great Taste of the Deep Sea” is a name praising which fish (tuna)
What did Michael Faraday create (Dynamo)?
The longest, highest, and tallest Zoropot dinosaurs are herbivores (herbivores).
Water hyacinth, Vachash plants on the water surface What are the uses? (Handicraft products)
What is the “Palace of American Scriptures”? (Library of Congress)
Which university? Rowing boat race on the Thames (Oxford and Cambridge)
Who is the creator of the first Thai stamp? (Somdej Chaofa Krom Phraya Panupanwong Woradet)
Bougainvillea is a plant of which country? (Brazil)
What are the two main sects of Muslims? (Sunni and Shi’a The majority of Thais are Islamic.
Writing Plant and Animal Names If it is a science name, what language must be used (Latin)
Cherry blossom months in Japan (April)
“Voodoo” black magic Where is the origin? (Haiti Island, Western Indies Islands)
Ancient Egyptians respected animals like gods (cats).
Coral is a plant or sea animal (sea animal).
Why does the world oppose the use of floating rings at sea? (Nets made of synthetic fiber Marine organisms do not see many rare sea creatures and therefore die in the net.
Where was the first subway built? (London, 1863)
What are the 6 major Thai crops (rice, sugar cane, cassava, rubber, corn and tobacco)?
Who was the first Prime Minister of Israel assassinated (Yitzhak Rabin)
How to see a full rainbow (Looking from the plane down)
The Legend of Who Created Rome (Romulus, he has a younger twin named Remus)
What did Edmund Halley find? (Halley Comet)
How Many Players does Rugby Use (15 People)?
The song “Kha Milk” Who sings first (Charn Yen Khaem)