[Answer] On the Routeburn Track, a three-day, 20-mile trek in New Zealand, you'll pass through two national parks. Which ones?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question " On the Routeburn Track, a three-day, 20-mile trek in New Zealand, you'll pass through two national parks. Which ones? "

...1. Fiordland and Mount Cook 2. Mount Aspiring and Arthur's Pass 3. Fiordland and Mount Aspiring 4. Victoria Forest and Annette's Pass

[Answer] 2. I'm quite often misunderstood,But for a wild dog I am quite good,In Australia you'll find me,In the outback, mainly,Stealing babies - I never would!I know you know, but what am I?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. I'm quite often misunderstood, But for a wild dog I am quite good, In Australia you'll find me, In the outback, mainly, Stealing babies - I never would! I know you know, but what am I?"

...1. jackal 2. hyena 3. aardwolf 4. dingo Dingos are rarely kept as pets, but if adopted at a young enough age they can be domesticated successfully. In the wild they are social creatures, and tend to live in packs. Most do not stray very far from their birthplace, and they tend not to migrate unless extreme conditions - such as fire or famine - occur.

[Answer] 2. You'll never play trivia in Jamestown again, even though it was once the capital of an American state. Which state (or, to be more precise, colony) moved its capital from Jamestown to Williamsburg in 1699?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. You'll never play trivia in Jamestown again, even though it was once the capital of an American state. Which state (or, to be more precise, colony) moved its capital from Jamestown to Williamsburg in 1699?"

...1. North Carolina 2. South Dakota 3. Virginia 4. Florida Jamestown, founded in 1607, was the first permanent English settlement in America. It was located on an island surrounded by deep water that was chosen for ease of defence with living conditions leaving a lot to be desired. After a series of attacks by Native Americans, Jamestown was largely abandoned and the state capital moved to Middle Plantation (now Williamsburg) in 1699. The site exists today as a historic monument.