[Answer] 1. "Koala bears"What is wrong with the phrase above?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. "Koala bears" What is wrong with the phrase above?"

...1. The correct Australian spelling of "Koala" is "Koaaja" 2. Koalas are not bears 3. These animals do not exist 4. The name should never be pluralised Koalas are not from the Ursidae (bear) family of animals. They are, in fact, marsupials (like kangaroos, wallabies and possums), as they carry their young in a pouch. Slightly differently to most marsupials, however, a female koala's pouch opens downwards rather than upwards. The misconception is thought to have arisen from the fact that the first European settlers in Australia in the eighteenth century named newly discovered animals based on what they looked like to them. As such, some people called koalas "sloths" or "monkey bears" as well as just "bears".

[Answer] 5. Sacsayhuaman is a large Incan wall complex that can be seen high above the city of Cuzco in which mountainous South American country?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. Sacsayhuaman is a large Incan wall complex that can be seen high above the city of Cuzco in which mountainous South American country?"

...1. Peru 2. Argentina 3. Belize 4. Ecuador Sacsayhuaman was laid out in the shape of a puma as was the city of Cuzco, as the puma was the animal that the Incas felt symbolized their culture and beliefs. The largest stones in this wall are at the bottom, and they slowly get smaller the higher in the wall they are placed. The largest stone in this wall complex is 28 feet high (8.5 meters), and weighs in at 140 metric tons. The precision placement of the stones is so exact that a piece of paper cannot be slipped between them. It is probably this feature that has enabled this unique wall complex to stay standing for centuries in an area that is known for earthquakes and landslides.

[Answer] 7. She sits on the cliffs above the Rhine River and sings. Her song lures sailors to their death.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. She sits on the cliffs above the Rhine River and sings. Her song lures sailors to their death."

...1. Lorelei 2. Liosalfar 3. Lutin 4. Leprechaun German legend says that the Lorelei was once a beautiful woman who threw herself into the Rhine River because her lover had been faithless. She transformed into a type of Siren. Lutins are shapeshifters who originated in France. Liosalfar are light elves from Norse mythology. Leprechauns are shoemakers, who make but one shoe and never a pair. It is said that by capturing one, a human may acquire a treasure from it (usually a pot of gold).

[Answer] 2. Fascinated, Ella starts stacking her Legos, making one long structure that towers above the floor. Her dad walks in, sees her work, and smiles. He sings softly: "All in all, it's just another brick in the wall." What musical group immortalized this line?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. Fascinated, Ella starts stacking her Legos, making one long structure that towers above the floor. Her dad walks in, sees her work, and smiles. He sings softly: "All in all, it's just another brick in the wall." What musical group immortalized this line?"

...1. Pink Floyd 2. Simon and Garfunkel 3. Queen 4. Ben Folds Five A song of defiance against the forces of conformity at school, Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall (Part II)" was first released as a single in 1979. The song hit the number one position on the UK Singles Chart and the US Billboard Hot 100, and was banned by South Africa's apartheid government when it was adopted as a protest song. After all, the song starts with the proud declaration, "We don't need no education / We don't need no thought control".

Where can you go rock climbing above the churning Kullen Sea?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Where can you go rock climbing above the churning Kullen Sea? "

The Kullen Lighthouse is an operational lighthouse in Scania, The lighthouse is 15 meters tall and its focal plane is located 78.5 meters above sea level making it the highest located lighthouse in Sweden.