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Is the North Pole colder than the South Pole?
2No
1Yes
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The North Pole is significantly warmer than the South Pole because it is located at sea level in the middle of an ocean that acts as a heat reservoir.
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The North Pole is significantly warmer than the South Pole because it is located at sea level in the middle of an ocean that acts as a heat reservoir.
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What is the time zone conventionally used at the North Pole?
1UTC+0
2UTC+12
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The convention requires the use of the UTC+0 time zone, unlike the South Pole where the UTC+12 (New Zealand time zone) is used.
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The convention requires the use of the UTC+0 time zone, unlike the South Pole where the UTC+12 (New Zealand time zone) is used.
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What is the world's leading coffee-producing country?
1Brazil
2Colombia
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Nearly 90 countries export coffee cherries, 60 of which are developing countries, with coffee constituting the bulk of export revenues for countries such as Burundi, Ethiopia, Rwanda and, in the past, Haiti. By far the largest producer is Brazil (nearly 30% of world production in 2015), followed by Vietnam, Colombia, Indonesia, Ethiopia.
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Nearly 90 countries export coffee cherries, 60 of which are developing countries, with coffee constituting the bulk of export revenues for countries such as Burundi, Ethiopia, Rwanda and, in the past, Haiti. By far the largest producer is Brazil (nearly 30% of world production in 2015), followed by Vietnam, Colombia, Indonesia, Ethiopia.
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In which African biome can baobabs be found?
2Savannah
1Rainforests
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Baobabs are found mainly in the savannahs of Africa. These emblematic trees thrive in the continent's arid and semi-arid regions.
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Baobabs are found mainly in the savannahs of Africa. These emblematic trees thrive in the continent's arid and semi-arid regions.
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In which polar region can tabular icebergs be observed?
2Antarctic
1Arctic
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Tabular icebergs are characteristic of the Antarctic zone.
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Tabular icebergs are characteristic of the Antarctic zone.
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What is the continent of origin of the averrhoa carambola?
1Asia
2South America
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The carambola tree is a tree of tropical regions, native to Asia whose fruit is the starfruit or apple of Goa.
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The carambola tree is a tree of tropical regions, native to Asia whose fruit is the starfruit or apple of Goa.
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Are bonobos threatened with extinction?
1Yes
2No
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Yes, bonobos are considered an endangered species. According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), there are currently about 10,000 bonobos in the world.
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Yes, bonobos are considered an endangered species. According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), there are currently about 10,000 bonobos in the world.
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What is the name of the sheep's lamb?
1Lamb
2Sheep
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Lambs are the offspring of ewes and rams. The term lamb refers to the young male sheep, less than a year old.
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Lambs are the offspring of ewes and rams. The term lamb refers to the young male sheep, less than a year old.
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Where can you see chamois?
1Alps
2Pyrenees
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Chamois are found in the mountains of Europe, particularly in the Alps, Apennines and Carpathians. They prefer steep, rocky terrain.
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Chamois are found in the mountains of Europe, particularly in the Alps, Apennines and Carpathians. They prefer steep, rocky terrain.
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What physiological characteristic differentiates the weasel from the ermine?
1Tail
2Ears
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The main physiological difference between weasels and ermine is their winter coat. The ermine becomes entirely white, except for the tip of its tail, which remains black, while the weasel retains its brown coat.
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The main physiological difference between weasels and ermine is their winter coat. The ermine becomes entirely white, except for the tip of its tail, which remains black, while the weasel retains its brown coat.
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