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Tunisia question about the geographical location/ continent / language/ currency

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Q 1/10
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Which continent is Tunisia located in?
30
South America
Asia
Europe
Africa
Q 2/10
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What is the official language of Tunisia?
30
Spanish
French
Italian
Arabic

10 questions

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Which continent is Tunisia located in?

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30 sec

Q.

What is the official language of Tunisia?

2

30 sec

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What is the currency used in Tunisia?

3

30 sec

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Which body of water borders Tunisia to the north?

4

30 sec

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What is the capital city of Tunisia?

5

30 sec

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Which desert is located in southern Tunisia?

6

30 sec

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What is the primary economic activity in Tunisia?

7

30 sec

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Which city in Tunisia is famous for its ancient ruins and was once a major Phoenician city?

8

30 sec

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What is the predominant religion in Tunisia?

9

30 sec

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What type of climate does Tunisia predominantly have?

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30 sec

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