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Northern Spain and the Camino de Santiago
Northern Spain and the Camino de Santiago
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The walk is marked with scallop shells. Why do they use a shell to represent the walk?
Because pet rocks are too heavy.
In medieval times the shell was worn as a badge of honor on the walk.
To make people hungry.
The scallop shell is a symbol of both St James and the Camino.
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What happens at Running of the Bulls?
People try to chase bulls in the streets.
People run through the streets with bulls in Pamplona.
Bulls have a meet and greet with people.
People try to get run over by bulls.
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How long is the Camino de Santiago?
200 miles
20 miles
50 miles
500 miles
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How long does it take to walk the entire Camino de Santiago?
5 weeks
2 weeks
ten months
1 week
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Where is Spain located?
in North America
in Europe
in South America
in Asia
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Which literary giant is celebrated by the people of Pamplona (where the Running of the Bulls is)?
Ernest Hemingway
Edgar Allen Poe
Maya Angelou
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How many miles per day, on average, do people walk in the Camino?
1
15
5
300
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What food is a specialty in Galicia?
shrimp
octopus
guinea pig
dog
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Why do people walk the Camino de Santiago?
To see the great pyramids.
To have their sins forgiven.
To be surrounded by nature.
To pay homage to the remains of St James.
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How far do people travel to walk the Camino de Santiago?
From all over the world
10 miles
50 miles
Only from Spain
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How long does the Running of the Bulls last?
1 hour
2 hours
2.5 minutes
5 minutes
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What is the language of Galego a mix of?
spanish and greek
spanish and portuguese
spanish and french
spanish and english
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The Festival of San Fermín is also known as:
The rollerskating of the Bulls
The walking of the Cows
The skipping of the Bulls
Running of the Bulls
