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100

A large, covered building filled with many different shops, boutiques, and restaurants.

Shopping mall

100

People from this North American nation spend the most time on the internet (43.5 hours per week online).

Canada

100

 When a question asks us to identify the person/thing doing the action, we do NOT use an auxiliary verb (e.g., do/does/did). This is called a _ question.

Subject question


200

An outdoor area next to a body of water, such as an ocean, lake, or river, often featuring paths or promenade walks.

waterfront

200

In Spain, this place serves as a social meeting hub for families where people eat tapas, boasting 6 per 1,000 inhabitants.

bar

200

Choose the correct question for the answer: "Greeks exercise the most."

   A) Who does exercise the most?

   B) Who exercises the most?

B) Who exercises the most?

300

 A venue where live music performances take place, known as a compound noun with the primary stress on the first word.

concert hall

300

 This country ranks #1 in TV watching, with residents spending an average of 22.4 hours per week in front of the screen.

Thailand


300

Complete the gap: "Which country ___ the most cars? — China makes the most cars."

makes


400

A marked path or route through a natural environment designed for walking or hiking.

nature trail

400

Over 80% of people in Greece and this Baltic nation exercise regularly, with the latter enjoying a special game called ice cricket.

Estonia


400

Turn this answer into a correct subject question: James Naismith invented basketball

"Who invented basketball?"

500

Categorize these places into Indoors vs. Outdoors: countryside, nightclub, sports field, street market.

Indoors: nightclub; 

Outdoors: countryside, sports field, street market

500

New Zealanders spend the most time outdoors enjoying hiking, mountain climbing, water sports, and this national sport.

Rugby

500

Unscramble and correct this question to ask about the past: (Uruguay / win / Who / World Cup / the / first)?

"Who won the first World Cup?"