Countries Trivia

• The House of Representatives has 435 members in the USA
• New Zealand's name translates to "settlement" or "village."
• One of the political chambers is hereditary in The USA
• Canada's territory is divided into thirteen districts
• Australia is the least populous English-speaking country listed
• Australia's population tripled due to immigrants seeking gold
• New Zealand is situated on two islands and consists of four parts
• New Zealand has two official languages: English and Maori
• Noah Webster, the dictionary creator, came from The USA
• Hockey and lacrosse are national sports in Canada
• Australia sits between the Pacific and Indian oceans in the Southern Hemisphere
• The USA has a Bill of Rights guaranteeing individual liberties
• New Zealand owns the town with the longest name
• Canada has a Governor-General representing the Queen
• The person who died in a car accident being followed by paparazzi was from The USA
• The correct noun for the adjectives copper, carved, moss-covered is Monuments
• The correct noun for bundled, frowning, rushed is People
• The correct noun for weathered, bright, flashing is Signs
• The correct noun for congested, snarled, loud is Traffic
• The correct noun for shabby, crumbling, towering is Buildings
• The correct noun for honking, screeching, waiting is Sidewalk
• The correct noun for slick, littered, concrete is Monuments
• "It's cold. I am going to close the window"
• "I'm afraid they aren't going to come in time"
• "She will have be coming back by the end of July."
• "I'll be seeing Mary tomorrow (We work in the same school, so we'll definitely meet)."
• "We are spending the summer in Bulgaria."
• "Don't eat all the time. You are going to be fat."
• "Are you going to have a cup of tea?"
• "I will wait for you at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning."

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