Arab League

Mansaf (lamb, rice, and yogurt) is Jordan's national dish and is traditionally eaten with ________.

The capital of Syria, ___ is one of the oldest continuously inhabited capitals in the world.

Though a small oil producer, Qatar has one of the world's largest natural ___ reserves.

Around the Arab world, Egypt is called Um al-dunya, or “Father of the World.”

The flag of Mauritania is green, yellow and red . The ___ color symbolizes the Sahara Desert.

There are over __ million people living in Oman.

The name Morocco comes from the Arabic phrase al-Maghreb al-Aqsa, meaning "the farthest ___."

The flag of Bahrain is red with five points of the white stripe representing the Five Pillars of Islam.

The Cedars of Lebanon are the most famous ___ in the country and are in many important historical and religious texts.

The two official languages of Djibouti are Arabic and ___.

The capital of Yemen, Sanaʿa, is one of the ___ cities in the world.

A ___ country, Libya has no natural rivers, only dry riverbeds that occasionally fill with rainwater.

The flag of the West Bank and Gaza is the flag of Palestine. It has stripes of __, __, and __, with a red triangle.

Over __ million people live in Somalia.

The Arab League represents __ countries.

The population in Iraq is over __ million people.

The capital of the United Arab Emirates is ___.

The Arab League is a union of ___-speaking African and Asian countries.

Comoros is called the Perfume Islands because it's the world's leading exporter of ylang-ylang, a base of many perfumes.

Saudi Arabia's greatest natural resource is crude ___, followed by natural gas, iron ore, gold, and copper.

Nicknamed “the ___ of Africa,” Sudan borders seven countries.

Hundreds of miles of sandy beaches line Tunisia's Atlantic coastline.

Kuwait's flag has a black, green, white, and red. The flag's 4 colors are used in many of the flags of Arab nations.

Algeria is the largest country in ___.