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The Terracotta Army (7)

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Q 1/10
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Where was the Terracotta army found?
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In Japan
In China
In Germany
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Who first found the Terracotta army?
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Agroup of builders
A group of farmers
Archaeologists

10 questions

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Where was the Terracotta army found?

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30 sec

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Who first found the Terracotta army?

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How many soldiers are there in the Terracotta army?

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Why was the Terracotta army built?

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How long have the soldiers of Terracotta army been undisturbed?

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Kapas

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Molis

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Veido išraiška

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Tvirtovė

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Netrikdomas, nesuardytas

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20 sec

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