Culture
What is (Theravada) Buddhism?
The official language of Cambodia
What is Khmer?
Phnom Penh (although in 1941 it used to be Angkor)
What is the capital city of Cambodia?
Laos and Vietnam
What (two) countries border Cambodia?
A popular chain restaurant that does not exist in Cambodia
What is McDonald's?
Football, Bokator, Pradal Serey, and Khmer traditional wrestling.
What are the most popular sports of Cambodia?
Susadei
What is "hello" in Khmer?
The group of people who took over Cambodia from 1941-1945
Who are the Japanese?
181,035 km squared
What is the surface area of Cambodia?
The majority of the older generations in Cambodia don't celebrate these.
What are birthdays?
The most notable public holiday of Cambodia that, in 2018, was from November 21-23.
What is the Water Festival (Bon Om Touk)?
77.6% (at least in 2008).
What is the adult literacy rate of Cambodia?
The year that France allowed Cambodia to have full independence
What is 1953? (Accept: What is 1949? [When semi-independence was granted.])
From October to April every year
When is the dry season of Cambodia?
A reptile whose chirps can be counted in Cambodia to determine whether a marriage is blessed or not.
What are (Giant/Tokay) geckos?
14-16th of April.
When is the Khmer New Year?
Chom Reap Lear
What is "Goodbye" in Khmer?
1975-1979
When was the Khmer Rouge?
The Phnom Aoral
What is the tallest mountain in Cambodia?
The natural landform under which there is a "Long Lost City".
What is Mount Kulen? (Accept: What are mountains?)
The temple that was originally made for Hinduism at first, but was dedicated to Buddhism towards the end of the 12th century.
What is Angkor Wat?
Arkun
What is "Thank you" in Khmer?
The Cambodian communist politician who served as the general secretary of the Communist Party of Kampuchea (died in 1998)
Who was Pot Pol?
The central freshwater lake of Cambodia
What is the Tonlé Sap?
The law that makes it illegal to insult or defame the king.
What is the Lese-Majeste law?