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What is the Capital of Korea?
Seoul
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What are the names of the three kingdoms of Korea?
Koguryo, Paekche, and Silla
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What does the red part of the flag mean?
Yang/positive
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What is very important in South Korean traditions?
Family bonds
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What are the two major religions in South Korea?
Buddhism and Christianity
200
What is the largest lake in South Korea?
Chungjuho Lake
200
What did the all three kingdoms use as economy?
Bartering/trading
200
What element does the upper right part of the flag represent?
Water
200
Do the reactions of one person reflect only on his/her self or on his/her entire family?
Entire family
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At what age do children attend grade school?
6 years old
300
What is the tallest mountain in South Korea?
Halla-san
300
Which religion did all of the kingdoms eventually adopt?
Buddhism
300
What does the blue part of the flag mean?
Yin/negative
300
What is one word that is related to the word kibun?
Pride/face/mood/feelings/or state of mind
300
What is the most important food in South Korea?
Rice
400
What is the largest city in South Korea?
Seoul
400
What did all three kingdoms use to transport goods?
Oxcarts, ships, and horses.
400
What direction does the lines in the lower left represent?
West
400
What kind of relationship do people try to keep with peers?
Peaceful
400
What do cranes stand for?
Purity
500
What is the name of the peninsula that North and South Korea are on?
The Korean Peninsula
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Which kingdom had an aristocratic government and a detailed law and government system?
Silla
500
What does the circle on the flag stand for?
The people
500
What is the exact translation of kibun?
There is no exact translation
500
Where do families sit while eating?
The floor
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