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What are the primary colors on the EU flag?

blue, yellow

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What shows freedom of movement for all EU citizens?

The Schengen Area. It officially abolished all passport and all other types of border control at their mutual borders.

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What does EP stand for?

The European Parliament 
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What is the motto of the EU?

United in diversity!  

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How many countries are considered to be founding members? 

6 founding countries (Belgium, the Federal Republic of Germany, France, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands).

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What is another name for ‘primary’ legislation?  

The treaties 

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How many countries out of 28 EU countries consider the EURO as the common currency? 

The euro is the common currency in 19 out of 28 EU countries.

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What happened in 1993?  

The Treaty of Maastricht establishes the European Union (EU)

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The EU’s top political institution is 

THE EUROPEAN COUNCIL

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What event does Europe Day held on 9 May mark? 

The date marks the anniversary of the historical 'Schuman declaration'.

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Which country joined to the EU membership as the 28th member?

Croatia in 2013

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What is The European Social Fund (ESF) used for?

To finance vocational training and to help people find work

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Are there any words in the EU anthem? 

There are no words to the anthem; it consists of music only.

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What are the significant EU achievements?

The establishment of single market, euro-zone, Schengen area, development and humanitarian aid programmes  

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What does EAFRD stand for?

The European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development