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- Serbia
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- Kyiv
- BelgradeCorrect answer
- Novi Sad
- Chisinau
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- BelgradeCorrect answer
- Baghdad
- Bern
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- Belgrade, Novi Sad.Correct answer
- Split, Kraljevo.
- Split, Belgrade.
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- True
- FalseCorrect answer
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- China
- India
- JapanCorrect answer
- Indonesia
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- TrueCorrect answer
- False, it’s Majorca
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- Colombia
- Mexico
- CubaCorrect answer
- Costa Rica
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- TrueCorrect answer
- False
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- Warsaw
- Skopje
- LjubljanaCorrect answer
- Vilnius
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- TrueCorrect answer
- False
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- the altitude below which no snowfall occurs
- the altitude only above which the snowfall occurs and this snow melts during summer
- the altitude above which snow never meltsCorrect answer
- the altitude above which the snow melts regularly to give rise to perennial rivers
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- RussiaCorrect answer
- Mongolia
- Kazakhstan
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- What is the capital of Bulgaria?Correct answer
- What is the capital of Moldova?
- What is the capital of Hungary?
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- Earth comes between sun and moon
- Moon is at right angle to the earth
- Moon comes between sun and earthCorrect answer
- Sun comes between moon and earth
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- TrueCorrect answer
- False
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- Johannes Kepler (Germany)
- Nicolaus Copernicus (Poland)Correct answer
- Galideo Galilei (Italy)
- Tycho Brahe (Denmark)
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- Pionneer 11
- Voyager 2Correct answer
- Cassini-Huygens
- Juno
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- Auguste Rodin
- Antoine Bourdelle
- Camille Claudel
- Frédéric Auguste BartholdiCorrect answer
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- World Trade Center (New York)
- Sears Tower (Chicago)Correct answer
- Taipei 101 (Taipei)
- Oriental Pearl Tower (Shanghai)
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- Dead Sea
- Yellow Sea
- Sargasso SeaCorrect answer
- Caribbean Sea
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- Pyongyang
- Hanoi
- Bangkok
- SeulCorrect answer
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- MadridCorrect answer
- Barcelona
- Seville
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- the moon is nearest to the earth
- the moon is farthest from the earth
- the moon, the sun and the earth are at right angles with the earth at the apex
- the moon, the sun and the earth are in the same lineCorrect answer
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- AsiaCorrect answer
- Africa
- Oceania
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- What is the capital of Sweden?Correct answer
- What is the capital of Switzerland?
- What is the capital of Austria?
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- Sumatra and MalaysiaCorrect answer
- Java and Brunei
- Sumatra and Java
- Malaysia and Brunei
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- Malacca.
- Tsugaru.
- La Pérouse.Correct answer
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- Waters
- Soils
- Skies
- CloudsCorrect answer
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- Waters
- Soils
- Skies
- Clouds
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- Southern Great Escarpment in AfricaCorrect answer
- The Andes in South America
- Transantarctic Mountains, in Antarctica
- Rocky Mountains in North America
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- Red Sea and Arabian Sea
- Red Sea and Mediterranean SeaCorrect answer
- Arabian Sea and Mediterranean Sea
- North Sea and Baltic Sea
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- TrueCorrect answer
- False
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- 4000 BCCorrect answer
- 3000 BC
- 2000 BC
- 2500 BC
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- True
- FalseCorrect answer
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- December 22Correct answer
- September 23
- June 21
- March 21
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- the influence of the warm ocean currentCorrect answer
- the influence of bright sunshine
- the lower mountains terrain
- peninsular nature of the continent
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- an asteroid
- a black hole
- a comet
- a dying star
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- TrueCorrect answer
- False
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- SuaziCorrect answer
- English
- All are correct.
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- Ecology of many species
- Ecology of many populations
- Ecology of communityCorrect answer
- None of the above
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- Taiwan
- Singapore
- Hong KongCorrect answer
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- China.Correct answer
- Vietnam.
- South Korea.
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- South Africa
- TanzaniaCorrect answer
- Ethiopia
- Congo
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- New Zealand
- Portugal
- AustraliaCorrect answer
- The Netherlands
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- Malaysia
- France
- AustraliaCorrect answer
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- True.Correct answer
- False, it is located on the island of San Cristóbal.
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- the lower limit of the zone of saturation
- the upper limit of the zone of saturationCorrect answer
- the contact zone of permeable and impermeable rocks
- seepage of water into fissures lying below the earth's surface
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- TrueCorrect answer
- False
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- Boricua
- Puerto Rican
- All of the above.Correct answer
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- vertical motion of these heavenly bodies
- motions of the earth
- atmospheric refractionCorrect answer
- these are visible because of light of the sun reflected from their surface
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