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What are some unique natural features of Iceland?

Geysers, hot springs, volcanoes, glaciers, and waterfalls

100

What is Iceland's primary source of renewable energy?

Iceland primarily uses geothermal and hydroelectric power for its energy needs, making it one of the most sustainable countries in the world.

100

What do the colors of the Icelandic flag represent?

  1. Blue symbolizes the ocean, white represents the snow and ice, and red stands for the volcanic fire.

100

When and how does Iceland celebrate its independence?

Iceland celebrates Independence Day on June 17, with parades, festivals, and cultural events.

100

What is Iceland's most popular sport?

Soccer

200

What is the name of Iceland’s famous hot spring?

The Blue Lagoon

200

What is Iceland’s currency?

The currency of Iceland is the Icelandic Króna

200

What is Iceland's national dish?

One of Iceland's traditional dishes is "hákarl," which is fermented shark

200

What are Icelandic "sagas"?

Icelandic sagas are epic tales written in the medieval period.

200

What is Iceland's biggest cultural festival?

The Reykjavik Arts Festival and the Icelandic National Day

300

What is Iceland’s belief system regarding nature?

Beliefs in elves and hidden people. Nature holds a significant place in Icelandic folklore

300

What is Iceland's approach to waste management?

Iceland has a very high recycling rate most of the waste is recycled

300

What type of games are traditionally played in Iceland?

Icelanders enjoy board games like chess and card games.

300

How does Iceland preserve its language?

Limiting foreign influence

300

What is the capital of Iceland?

Reykjavik

400

What are Iceland's Nothern lights?

Aurora Borealis, are a natural light display in the sky that occurs primarily in high-latitude regions like Iceland. They are caused by particles from the sun interacting with Earth’s magnetic field

400

What role does fishing play in Iceland's economy

Fishing is a major industry in Iceland, contributing significantly to the country’s economy.

400

What language is spoken in Iceland?

The official language is Icelandic, a North Germanic language

400

What does Icelandic folklore say about elves and hidden people?

Many Icelanders believe in "huldufólk," or hidden people, who are thought to live in rocks and hills

400

Who discovered Iceland?

Iceland was discovered by Norse Viking explorers.

500

How does Iceland practice sustainable tourism?

Iceland promotes sustainable tourism by encouraging responsible travel, emphasizing respect for nature

500

What is the second most important industry in the economy?

Tourism

500

What is a popular Icelandic dessert?

A popular dessert is "skyr," a thick yogurt-like dairy product often served with berries or sugar.

500

What is one interesting fact about Icelandic people and books?

Iceland has one of the highest per capita rates of book publishing in the world. It’s a country where literature is deeply valued

500

Name four islandic animals;

Icelandic Horse 

Icelandic Sheep

Artic Fox

Atlantic Puffin

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