Algebra, sugar, and zero are all words derived from this language.

This city is the capital of the United States.

Approximately 17,300,000 square miles, this is the largest continent in the world.

This is a dessert that can be served in a cup, a cone, or with sprinkles.

This country has played in every World Cup, winning 5 times.

This country has the most official languages, with 11.

The US borders this number of other countries.

9% of this country is fresh water, making it the country with the most natural lakes in the world.

This is a dessert in France that rhymes with hair.

On July 30, 1930, this South American team won the first ever World Cup.

This language has "alpha" as the first letter of the alphabet, and "omega" as the last.

Albany is the capital of this U.S state.

This country, only .44 square miles, is the smallest independent country in the world.

This pungent spice native to India's Malabar Coast is said to be the world's top-selling spice.

This (local) sport was banned in Scotland three times between 1457 and 1502.

With 250,000, this language has the most words of any spoken language.

In 1959, these two locations were made the 49th and 50th U.S. states.

With evidence of habitation dating back at least 11,000 years, this city is the oldest in the world.

This country is renowned for their their chocolate.

This Argentinian soccer player has won five FIFA Ballons D'Or, four of them consecutively.

This country has the most diverse group of languages spoken, with 840.

This state has a name that is only one syllable.

This continent is in all four hemispheres: north, east, south, and west.

This basic ingredient, made of soybean paste, is a popular addition in Japanese cooking.

The term "the Big Apple" originally referred to this sport, after being quoted as a nickname from a local newspaper's column.