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- Q: How many Great Lakes are there in North America?
A: Five. Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and Ontario. Together, they form the largest freshwater system on Earth. - Q: How many stars are on the flag of New Zealand?
A: Four. They are red with white borders and represent the Southern Cross constellation. - Q: In which country do people speak the Language they call Nihongo?
A: Japan. It is the official and primary language of the country, spoken by the vast majority of its population. - Q: In which South American country is the highest point?
A: Argentina. Mount Aconcagua, which is 6,962 metres (22,841 feet) high. - Q: In which South American country is the lowest point?
A: Argentina. Laguna del Carbón, which sits at approximately 105 metres (344 feet) below sea level. - Q: Which country has the world’s oldest continuously used national flag?
A: Denmark, the Dannebrog. It features a white Scandinavian cross on a red background and has been in use since 1219. - Q: In which ocean or sea is the Seychelles archipelago?
A: Indian Ocean. The country consists of 115 islands lying about 1,600 km (1,000 miles) off the eastern coast of mainland Africa and northeast of Madagascar. - Q: Into which estuary do the Trent and Ouse rivers flow?
A: Humber Estuary. This large tidal estuary flows eastward before emptying into the North Sea, separating the counties of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. - Q: On which coast is Sydney, Australia, located?
A: East coast. Bordering the South Pacific Ocean. - Q: Which country is directly north of Israel?
A: Lebanon is directly north of Israel. To the northeast, Israel also shares a border with Syria.