Clue | Answer | % Correct |
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Capital of Iceland | Reykjavík | 98%
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Official language | Icelandic | 95%
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Group of people who settled Iceland starting in 874 A.D. | Norse | 93%
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Country from which Iceland gained its independence in 1918 | Denmark | 89%
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The percent of Iceland's land which is forested (to the nearest whole number) | 0.49% | 85%
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Per-person, Iceland eats more of this than any other country except the Maldives | Fish | 84%
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Along with Japan, Iceland is one of the few countries that allow people to hunt these animals | Whales | 78%
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Type of biome which covers 62.7% of Iceland (starts with T) | Tundra | 76%
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What are Eyjafjallajökull and Öræfajökull? | Volcanos | 72%
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Ocean current which keeps Iceland warmer than it would otherwise be | {Gulf} stream | 70%
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Iceland gets 30% of its electricity from this type of power (starts with G) | Geothermal | 65%
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Nearby Island settled by Erik the Red in the late 10th century | Greenland | 65%
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Currency of Iceland | Icelandic króna | 63%
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Female singer who has recorded 22 top 40 hits in the UK | Björk | 59%
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Protestant branch that the Church of Iceland is part of | Lutheranism | 58%
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Small seabird with an orange beak that is sometimes eaten as food | Puffin | 51%
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Son of Erik the Red who founded the settlement of Vinland in modern-day Canada | Leif Erikson | 47%
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Traditional story about the settlement and history of Iceland (starts with S) | Saga | 43%
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Mostly-underwater mountain range that Iceland is part of | {Mid}-{Atlantic} Ridge | 41%
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The Alþingi, founded in 930 A.D. is said to be the world's oldest ______, at least 200 years older than England's | Parliament | 41%
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