Sinking Cities trivia

Sinking Cities Mini Quiz

Test your knowledge with these top questions!

Question 1

Which New Orleans neighborhood is famous for grand mansions and live-oak-lined streets?

The Garden District grew around large 19th-century homes and remains known for its live oaks and landscaped grounds.

Question 2

Which sea borders Jakarta to the north?

Jakarta's northern shoreline faces the Java Sea across Jakarta Bay.

Question 3

Which Bangkok landmark is famous for its giant reclining Buddha?

Wat Pho's reclining Buddha depicts the Buddha entering nirvana; the temple is also known for traditional Thai massage.

Question 4

Which Manila district preserves the city's historic Spanish-era walled center?

Intramuros means "within the walls" and contains Manila's historic Spanish colonial core.

Question 5

Jakarta sits on the northwest coast of which Indonesian island?

Jakarta occupies Indonesia's northwest coast and faces Jakarta Bay.

Question 6

Which Manila landmark forms part of the UNESCO-listed Baroque Churches of the Philippines?

Built in 1607, San Agustin Church remains the Philippines' oldest stone church and one of four UNESCO-listed Baroque churches.

Question 7

Which Jakarta landmark features a gold-coated flame at its top?

The National Monument's flame sculpture symbolizes Indonesia's struggle for independence and carries a gold coating.

Question 8

Which Manila park contains the monument and remains of José Rizal?

The Rizal Monument stands near José Rizal's execution site and serves as his burial place.

Question 9

Which New Orleans attraction shows where Mardi Gras parade floats are built?

Mardi Gras World is a working float-building warehouse where visitors can view elaborate parade creations.

Question 10

Which New Orleans park contains the New Orleans Museum of Art and a sculpture garden?

City Park is home to the New Orleans Museum of Art and the Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden.