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The English-speaking world

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1. Where do Maoris live? AustraliaCanadaNew Zealand
2. What is the capital of Australia? CanberraSydneyCaims
3. Where is the Golden Gate Bridge? In Los AngelesSan FranciscoNew York
4. Where does Queen Elizabeth II live? in Buckingham palaceWestminster Abbeythe Twoer of London
5. Where do Aborigines live? New Zealandthe United StatesAustralia
6. Which two countries share a border? New Zealand and AustraliaEngland and FranceCanada and the United States
7. What is the capital of the USA? Washington DCNew YorkLos Angeles
8. Where is Washington DC? on the eastsouthwest coast of the USA
9. Who lives in the White House? Queen Elizabeth IIthe US presidentTony Blair
10. How many countries have English as an official language? 757.5750
11. What is the name of the British Prime Minister? Jack StrawTony BlairTony Bush
12. The Welsh live in which country? CanadaAustraliathe United Kingdom
13. Americans call courgettes: auberginezucchinieggplant
14. Fish and chips is a typical dish in which country? the USAGreat BritainAustralia
15. How many states does the USA have? 504951
16. New Zealand is in fact: threetwofour main islands
17. In New Zealand, there are more sheepgoatscows than people?
18. Which city do the members of the pop group The Beatles come from? LiverpoolLondonManchester
19. Which famous author wrote detective stories like The Hound of the Baskervilles? Agatha ChristieSir Arthur Conan DoyleSherlock Holmes
20. The rose is the symbol of which English-speaking country? Englandthe USASouth Africa