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South Korea

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Q 1/11
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Where is the South Korea?
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In the South of Asia
In the north Asia
In the east of Asia
In the west
Q 2/11
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What is the currency?
30
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Livre
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yuan

11 questions

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Where is the South Korea?

1

30 sec

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What is the currency?

2

30 sec

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What colors in the flag ?

3

30 sec

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What is the national anthem ?

4

30 sec

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How many people live in South Korea ?

5

30 sec

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What is the capital of South Korea

6

30 sec

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What is the national holyday ?

7

30 sec

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Who is a Korean celebrity ?

8

30 sec

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What kind of governement ?

9

30 sec

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What is the climate ?

10

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What is the language in South Korea ?

11

30 sec

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