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What is the capital of the Philippines?
Davao
Makati
Manila
Cebu City
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How many students are there in each class in the Philippines?
20-30
80-90
50-60
40-50
3
What are the biggest languages in Pakistan?
Arabic and English
Urdu and English
Hindi and English
Persian and English
4
How many official languages does South Africa have?
8
9
10
11
5
What is the official languages of the Philippines?
English and Tagalog
Spanish and Tagalog
English and Arabic
Arabic and Spanish
6
In what century did English arrive to Canada?
In the 17th century
In the 16th century
In the 20th century
In the 19th century
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In which month did English arrive to south Africa?
in April
in March
in May
in June
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Why did the people of Malta start speaking in English?
because they have always been native English-speakers
because many English-speaking people live in Malta
because they are forced to speak in English
because Malta became a part of the British Empire
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How many people speak English around the world?
1.8 billion
2.1 billion
2.8 billion
2.3 billion
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How much percent of Maltese population speak in English?
92%
87%
100%)
88%
11
A language which was spoken before the English language came to America
Ayamari
Ghani
Ayama
Guarani
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How many people use the English language in the U.S today?
230 million people
300 million people
280 million people
250 million people
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Where in the world is the Philippines?
Northeast Asia
Southeast Asia
South America
Europe
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In which continent is Pakistan?
Asia
Europe
Africa
North America
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What is the main language in Scotland?
German
Scottish gaelic
Swedish
Danish
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How many people live in the U.S?
About 420 million people
About 350 million people
About 220 million people
About 320 million people
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1. What’s the biggest religion in Pakistan?
Islam
Christianity
Hinduism
Buddhism
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Where is Scotland located?
In Sweden
In North America
In Europe
In Asia
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Why did the British immigrate to south Africa?
People were starving
There was war in England
They had an economic crisis
They had a serious unemployment problem
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In what year did English arrive to South Africa
in 1822
in 1820
in 1823
in 1821
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Which country has colonized Pakistan?
Great Britain
Finland
India
China
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Where do Maltese people speak in English mostly?
In school and at their job
At home and in special English institutions
Everywhere
In school and at home
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Which language did they speak before the British settlers arrived?
American
French
Aboriginal languages
Chinese
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How many languages are spoken in the Philippines?
over 150
0ver 220
Over 70
over 100
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How many percent of the people use English as their native language?
60%
20%
45%
75%
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What country boarders to Canada?
Russia
Alaska
Mexico
The United States of America
27
Which is the capital city in Scotland?
Newcastle
Edinburgh
London
Dublin
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In which continent is Malta located?
Europe
Australia
Asia
Africa
29
Who were there first?
The Chinese
The French
The British
The Norwegians
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Which language is the second biggest language in the U.S?
French
Chinese
Portuguese
Spanish
31
South Africa has three capitals. What are their names?
Nelspruit, Bloemfontein and Cape town
Durban, Bloemfontein and Cape town
Pretoria, Bloemfontein and Cape town
Johannesburg, Bloemfontein and Cape town
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Which currency does Pakistan have?
Baht
Rupee
Lira
Euro
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What is unique with Maltese English?
The vocabulary contains a lot of Arabic words
The people speak with a Maltese accent
The people speak with an Arabic accent
The vocabulary contains a lot of Maltese words
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When did the first English speakers arrive in North America?
In the 16th century
In the 15th century
In the 17th century
In the 18th century
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Which is the biggest city in Scotland?
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Manchester
Hastings