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L-istat tal-Malta jinsab fejn?
L-istat tal-Malta jinsab fejn?
- Fl-Afrika
- Fl-Asja
- Fil-Baħar Nordic
- Fil-Baħar Mediteran (correct)
L-akbar gżejjer tal-Malta huma?
L-akbar gżejjer tal-Malta huma?
- Malta, Comino, u Lampedusa
- Malta, Gozo, u Sicilja
- Malta, Gozo, u Pantellerija
- Malta, Gozo, u Comino (correct)
Il-klima tal-Malta huwa?
Il-klima tal-Malta huwa?
- Klima sħuna u xitta
- Klima mediterranja bil-sjuf u xiżjil (correct)
- Klima kbira u għajja
- Klima sħuna u għajja
L-ilsien uffiċjali tal-Malta huma?
L-ilsien uffiċjali tal-Malta huma?
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Il-valur tal-GDP per capita tal-Malta huwa madwar?
Il-valur tal-GDP per capita tal-Malta huwa madwar?
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Il-festa popolari tal-Malta huma?
Il-festa popolari tal-Malta huma?
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Study Notes
Geography and Climate
- Located in the Mediterranean Sea, south of Italy
- Archipelago consisting of three main islands: Malta, Gozo, and Comino
- Total area: approximately 316 km²
- Population: around 475,000 people
- Capital city: Valletta
- Language: Maltese and English (official languages)
- Climate: mild Mediterranean climate with warm summers and mild winters
History
- Ancient Megalithic Temples of Malta (Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra) date back to 3500 BC
- Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans, and Byzantines occupied Malta in ancient times
- Arab rule (870-1090 AD) introduced Islam and the Maltese language
- Normans, Sicilians, and Knights of St. John (also known as the Knights Hospitaller) ruled Malta in the Middle Ages
- British rule (1813-1964) led to Malta's independence in 1964
Economy
- Service-based economy with a strong focus on tourism
- Major industries: financial services, online gaming, and manufacturing
- Eurozone member since 2008
- High-income economy with a GDP per capita of around $31,000
Culture
- Rich cultural heritage with a mix of Mediterranean and European influences
- Traditional Maltese architecture, folk music, and dance
- Catholicism is the dominant religion, with many festivals and celebrations throughout the year
- Maltese cuisine: a blend of Mediterranean, Italian, and British flavors, with popular dishes like fenkata (rabbit stew) and lampuki (fish pie)
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