Give these Trivia questions a try:

Question

What are the only Two rivers in the world that flow backwards (S to N)?

What is the largest State in the US?

Which state has the most lakes?

How far above the ground is the Sky in the State of FL?

Why does NASA only launch the shuttles from FL and no other states?

If someone got shot in the Heart, how long would they survive?

Has the US Army ever built a flying saucer to use in combat?

Answer 1

1. The Nile and the Rhine.

2. Alaska

3. Minnesota

4. About the high as the everywhere else in the world.

5. Because Kennedy Space Center was chosen to be built in Florida (mainly because of its proximity to the open ocean).6

6. Probably seconds to minutes, depending on whether or not the heart can continue to pump blood and oxygen to the brain and organs.

7. Yes is my guess.

Answer 2

the mississippi and the nile

Alaska

Minnesota

far

Bcuz the earth is level enough to launch shuttles inlike texas that is very bumpy!!!!

2 min

No

Answer 3

I wont bother posting the answers, but the willamete river in Portland OR flows south to north

Answer 4

Lots of rivers flow North to South:

http://www.worldatlas.com/aatlas/infopag...

Answer 5

Since water flows downhill, I don't see why N-S should be a criterion.  Having said that, only the Nile comes to mind.

Alaska.

Also Alaska - it beats Minnesota by a country mile.

Who knows how high the sky is, anywhere?

Because Cape Canaveral/Kennedy is where the gear is?

They'd be virtually dead immediately, and I guess that all vital functions would cease within a minute.

Probably not.

Thanks for the question, it is what keeps this category alive.

Answer 6

uh the amazon right? and idk any other river maybe the nile???

Alaska

Minesota just a guess

uh really high

cause the ground there is flatter or closer to the sky

like 1 minute

no