[horsy1050]

Unfortunately the phrasing of one question was taken wrongly so I am giving people a chance to correct it.

"How many world cities are there" you seem to have taken as the number of cities in the world. I DID NOT MEAN THAT. World Cities are type of city. You need to tell me how many cities come into the "World city" category. There is also another name for them you need to find first to make it easier to get the numbers.

[Robyn Hode.]

Owner: Abuse's Song
Equid Name:Ariel
Equid Age:4
What is the difference between Magma and Lava?:Magma is the molten material beneath Earth's crust. This material consists of rock, gases, and mineral crystals. The temperature of the magma can be as high as 5000 degrees Fahrenheit. The pressure is also very high since the magma supports the weight of Earth's crust.
Lava is the molten rock that comes out of a volcano or from a fissure in Earth's surface. A fissure is a crack. The molten rock comes from the underground magma. Lava is thus magma that has broken through Earth's surface.

Name the 3 courses of a river:the upper course, the lower course and the middle course upper course is shallow and fast and as the river rogresses it gets less shallow and less fast

How many world cities are there?there are 66 global cities

The "Asian Tigers" consist of which countries?: Asia and the Russian Far East, in increasingly fragmented and isolated populations.

What continent is Iceland part of?:Politically Iceland belongs to the continent of Europe.
However geologically Iceland is a subaerial part of Mid-Atlantic spreading ridge, the ridge along which the oceanic crust spreads and forms new oceanic crust. In addition to this, this part of the MOR (mid ocean ridge) is located atop a mantle plume causing Iceland to be subaerial (above sea level). Tectonically Iceland belongs neither to European continent nor to North America since it is a raised part of the oceanic crust, not a continental land mass.

[fifetastic]

Unfortunately the phrasing of one question was taken wrongly so I am giving people a chance to correct it.

"How many world cities are there" you seem to have taken as the number of cities in the world. I DID NOT MEAN THAT. World Cities are type of city. You need to tell me how many cities come into the "World city" category. There is also another name for them you need to find first to make it easier to get the numbers.

I feel like such an idiot - Finally first to answer, but I answered the wrong question - *Headdesk*

[squints]

Had to atempt~
Owner:Blazer.Peppermint
Equid Name:
Zelixes
Equid Age:
Four
What is the difference between Magma and Lava?:
Magma is found beneath the surface of Earth, This magma consists of rock, gases, and mineral crystals. The temperature of the magma can be as high as 5000 degrees Fahrenheit.
Lava is the molten rock that comes out of a volcano. The molten rock comes from the underground magma. Lava is just magma that has broken through Earth's surface
Name the 3 courses of a river:
upper course, the lower course and the middle course upper
How many world cities are there?
In 2008 there were 66 cities in the world city category
The "Asian Tigers" consist of which countries?:
Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan
What continent is Iceland part of?:
Politically, Iceland belongs to the continent of Europe.

[Dewey]

Owner: Dewey
Equid Name: Makeen
Equid Age: 3
What is the difference between Magma and Lava?: Magma is what builds up in the cavern and it becomes lava once it breaks the surface.
Name the 3 courses of a river: lower course, middle course, upper course
How many world cities are there? 66
The "Asian Tigers" consist of which countries?: Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, and Thailand
What continent is Iceland part of?: Europe

[Fallen Shadows]

Owner:
Fallen Shadows
Equid Name:
Tazz
Equid Age:
4
What is the difference between Magma and Lava?:
Magma is what is under the crust of the earth, or in chambers in the earth. Lava is surfaced magma, and comes out of volcano's, and sometimes mountians.
Name the 3 courses of a river:
Lower course, middle course, upper course
How many world cities are there?
66
The "Asian Tigers" consist of which countries?:
South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Japan, Taiwan
What continent is Iceland part of?:
Europe?

[Anathomy]

Owner: Pony§
Equid Name: Arix
Equid Age: 3
What is the difference between Magma and Lava?: Magma is what's under the earth crust and Lava is what ''over'' such as when a volcanic outbreaks it's mostly lava that comes out ( if it's not ashes)
Name the 3 courses of a river: Upper course, lower course and middle course
How many world cities are there? 66
The "Asian Tigers" consist of which countries?: Singapor, South Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong
What continent is Iceland part of?: Eurasia, if i could guess.

[.drizzled.mango.]

Owner: Waitin'
Equid Name: Fusion
Equid Age: 8
What is the difference between Magma and Lava?:
Magma is molten rock beneath the earth's crust, lava is above. Ex. Magma that came out of a volcano would be called lava.
Name the 3 courses of a river: Upper course, middle course, and lower course. Upper course is closer to the river's source, and flows faster/on steeper terrain. The middle/lower courses are progressively slower/flatter.
How many world cities are there? Here's a list of the current world cities, from highest "ranking" to lowest "ranking"
London, New York
Hong Kong, Paris, Singapore, Tokyo, Shanghai, Chicago, Dubai, Sydney
Milan, Beijing, Toronto, Sao Paulo, Madrid, Mumbai, Los Angeles, Moscow, Frankfurt, Mexico City, Amsterdam, Buenos Aires, Seoul, Kuala Lumpur, Brussels, Jakarta, San Francisco, Washington D.C.
Miami, Dublin, Melbourne, Zurich, New Delhi, Munich, Istanbul, Boston, Warsaw, Dallas, Vienna, Atlanta, Barcelona, Bangkok, Taipei, Santiago, Lisbon, Philadelphia, Johannesburg
Düsseldorf, Stockholm, Prague, Montreal, Rome, Hamburg, Manila, Houston, Berlin, Athens, Tel Aviv, Bangalore, Copenhagen, Bogota, Vancouver
Beta Budapest, Beirut, Luxembourg, Guangzhou, Seattle, Caracas, Ho Chi Minh City, Auckland, Oslo, Kiev, Chennai, Bucharest, Manchester, Lima, Cape Town, Montevideo, Minneapolis
Nicosia, Birmingham, Rio De Janeiro, Brisbane, Geneva, Calcutta, Detroit, Denver, Monterrey, Bratislava, Port Louis, Casablanca, Manama, Stuttgart, Sofia, Cologne, St Louis, Helsinki, Panama City, San Diego, Lagos, Perth, Shenzhen, Cleveland, San Juan, Calgary, Guatemala City, Osaka
Glasgow, Abu Dhabi, Nairobi, Riyadh, Bristol, Hanoi, Cincinnati, Karachi, Charlotte, Antwerp, Doha, Lahore, Baltimore, Jeddah, Edinburgh, Amman, Hyderabad, Zagreb, Adelaide, Kuwait City, Portland, Belgrade, San Jose, Tunis, Riga
Gamma Valencia, Gothenburg, Kansas City, Phoenix, Almaty, Guadalajara, Lyon, Quito, St Petersburg, Leeds, Santo Domingo, San Salvador, Vilnius, Rotterdam, Tampa, Columbus, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, Edmonton
Tallinn, Pune, Porto, Porto Alegre, Orlando, Marseille, Ottawa, Colombo, Ljubljana, Tegucigalpa, Richmond, Islamabad, Muscat, Durban, Austin, Belfast, Guayaquil, Nagoya, Turin, Southampton, Milwaukee, Wellington, Curitiba, Accra, Georgetown, San Antonio
The "Asian Tigers" consist of which countries?: Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan.
What continent is Iceland part of?: Okay, I could go into detail, but, for the sake of simplicity...Iceland is in Europe. (You could say it was an island, not on any continent, or that part of it (the main city) was in North America.)
((Had to edit in my username, I forgot it.))

[horsy1050]

Owner: Waitin'
Equid Name: Fusion
Equid Age: 8
What is the difference between Magma and Lava?:
Magma is molten rock beneath the earth's crust, lava is above. Ex. Magma that came out of a volcano would be called lava.
Name the 3 courses of a river: Upper course, middle course, and lower course. Upper course is closer to the river's source, and flows faster/on steeper terrain. The middle/lower courses are progressively slower/flatter.
How many world cities are there? Here's a list of the current world cities, from highest "ranking" to lowest "ranking"
London, New York
Hong Kong, Paris, Singapore, Tokyo, Shanghai, Chicago, Dubai, Sydney
Milan, Beijing, Toronto, Sao Paulo, Madrid, Mumbai, Los Angeles, Moscow, Frankfurt, Mexico City, Amsterdam, Buenos Aires, Seoul, Kuala Lumpur, Brussels, Jakarta, San Francisco, Washington D.C.
Miami, Dublin, Melbourne, Zurich, New Delhi, Munich, Istanbul, Boston, Warsaw, Dallas, Vienna, Atlanta, Barcelona, Bangkok, Taipei, Santiago, Lisbon, Philadelphia, Johannesburg
Düsseldorf, Stockholm, Prague, Montreal, Rome, Hamburg, Manila, Houston, Berlin, Athens, Tel Aviv, Bangalore, Copenhagen, Bogota, Vancouver
Beta Budapest, Beirut, Luxembourg, Guangzhou, Seattle, Caracas, Ho Chi Minh City, Auckland, Oslo, Kiev, Chennai, Bucharest, Manchester, Lima, Cape Town, Montevideo, Minneapolis
Nicosia, Birmingham, Rio De Janeiro, Brisbane, Geneva, Calcutta, Detroit, Denver, Monterrey, Bratislava, Port Louis, Casablanca, Manama, Stuttgart, Sofia, Cologne, St Louis, Helsinki, Panama City, San Diego, Lagos, Perth, Shenzhen, Cleveland, San Juan, Calgary, Guatemala City, Osaka
Glasgow, Abu Dhabi, Nairobi, Riyadh, Bristol, Hanoi, Cincinnati, Karachi, Charlotte, Antwerp, Doha, Lahore, Baltimore, Jeddah, Edinburgh, Amman, Hyderabad, Zagreb, Adelaide, Kuwait City, Portland, Belgrade, San Jose, Tunis, Riga
Gamma Valencia, Gothenburg, Kansas City, Phoenix, Almaty, Guadalajara, Lyon, Quito, St Petersburg, Leeds, Santo Domingo, San Salvador, Vilnius, Rotterdam, Tampa, Columbus, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, Edmonton
Tallinn, Pune, Porto, Porto Alegre, Orlando, Marseille, Ottawa, Colombo, Ljubljana, Tegucigalpa, Richmond, Islamabad, Muscat, Durban, Austin, Belfast, Guayaquil, Nagoya, Turin, Southampton, Milwaukee, Wellington, Curitiba, Accra, Georgetown, San Antonio
The "Asian Tigers" consist of which countries?: Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan.
What continent is Iceland part of?: Okay, I could go into detail, but, for the sake of simplicity...Iceland is in Europe. (You could say it was an island, not on any continent, or that part of it (the main city) was in North America.)
((Had to edit in my username, I forgot it.))

I just wanted a number not a list, or I would have asked for one sorry.

[canis,]

Owner: .:Canis:.
Equid Name: Rolo
Equid Age: 4 years
What is the difference between Magma and Lava?: Magma is molten material under Earth's crust, while Lava is molten material that has come above earth's crust through a volcano or fissure on Earth's surface. Basically, lava is magma that has come above the crust of Earth.
Name the 3 courses of a river: The Upper, Middle, and Lower courses
How many world cities are there? 47
The "Asian Tigers" consist of which countries?: Honk Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan
What continent is Iceland part of?: Europe