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Culture of Fiji

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What are the two main islands in Fiji?
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Venua Levu and Votualaili
Viti Levu and Venua Levu
Navutulevu and Viti Levu
Navutulevu and Votualaili
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Approximately how many islands make up Fiji?
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What are the two main islands in Fiji?

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Approximately how many islands make up Fiji?

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Fiji is located in the

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Fiji's economy is mainly based on

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If you are late in Fiji, a Fijian will say....

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What is Kava?

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