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Pacific Nations True or False

Can you guess whether these statements about Pacific Island nations are true or false?
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Last updated: February 4, 2021
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1. In Vanuatu, English and French are both official languages
True
False
2. The Solomon Islands were named after the biblical King Solomon
True
False
So named In 1568 by the first European to visit, the Spanish explorer Álvaro de Mendaña
3. The currency of the Marshall Islands is called a "dollar"
True
False
They use US dollars there
4. The drink kava is produced by mashing the roots of a plant, also called kava
True
False
5. The word "ukelele" literally means, in Hawaiian, "singing instrument"
True
False
It actually means "jumping flea"
6. Norfolk Island is a territory of Australia
True
False
7. Nationals of Palau are mostly Christian
True
False
89% to be exact
8. Papua New Guinea is the only Oceanian country that borders two other countries
True
False
It borders just one: Indonesia
9. Tonga has more people than Samoa
True
False
Samoa 204,000; Tonga 101,000
10. American Samoa elects a delegate to the US congress
True
False
Currently Amata Radewagen, a Republican
11. Nauru is the smallest Southern Hemisphere country
True
False
Just 21 km2
12. Kiribati has been a republic since 1945
True
False
It gained independence from the UK, and became a republic, in 1979
13. Iwo Jima, of World War II battle fame, is in Federated States of Micronesia
True
False
It is in Japan
14. The University of the South Pacific is a single university spread over 12 Pacific countries
True
False
15. New Caledonia's main island is 400 km / 250 miles long
True
False
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