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The three primary languages that make up the Spanish language. |
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The country in which the Spanish language originated. |
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The number of characters in the Spanish alphabet; the number of vowels;the number of consonants. |
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The number of Spanish-speaking countries in the world. |
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The number of Spanish-speaking countries in Central America. |
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The number of Spanish-speaking countries in the Caribbean. |
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The number of Spanish-speaking countries in South America. |
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The two countries that connect Central and South Americas. |
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The country to which the Galapagos Islands belong. |
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The country to which the Canary and Balearic Islands belong. |
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The only Spanish-speaking country on the continent of Africa. |
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The body of water where the Philippines is located. |
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The official language of the Philippines. |
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The country to which Guam belongs. |
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United States of America (EE.UU) |
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The continent on which there are no Spanish-speaking countries. |
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The region of Europe where Spain is located. |
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The body of water on Spain's eastern seaboard. |
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The estimated population of Spain. |
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The capital and largest city in Spain. |
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The political organizations of Spain are called these instead of "states"; the number of them in Spain. |
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The name of the peninsula where Spain is located; the country that shares the peninsula with Spain. |
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The number of Spanish dialects spoken in Spain; the name of the official Spanish dialect. |
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Spain's main port city; region of the country where it is located. |
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The main river of Spain in the country's southern region. |
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The main river of Spain in the country's central region. |
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The name of the national museum of Spain; where it is located. |
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Five examples of landscape or geographical features of Spain. |
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Mountains, Valleys, Rivers, Plains, Coastlines |
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The Spanish-speaking countries in the Caribbean. |
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Puerto Rico, Cuba, Dominican Republic |
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The Spanish-speaking countries in Central America. |
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Guatemala, Costa Rica, Panama, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras |
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The Spanish-speaking countries in South America. |
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Venezuela, Colombia, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, Peru, Ecuador, Argentina |
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The largest Spanish-speaking country in South America. |
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The official language of Belize. |
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The Spanish-speaking country whose name means "rich port". |
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The Spanish-speaking country whose name means "rich coast". |
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The Spanish-speaking country named for the equator. |
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The Spanish-speaking country with two capitals. |
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Five U.S. states with large Spanish-speaking populations. |
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California, Texas, New York, Florida, Arizona, New Mexico |
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The continent where Mexico is located. |
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The type of government that Mexico has. |
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Democratic Republic with a President |
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The official name of Mexico. |
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The number of states in Mexico. |
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The name of Mexico's president. |
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The northern border of Mexico. |
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The southern borders of Mexico. |
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The date of Mexican Independence. |
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