| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Together with these two islands, Curaçao makes up the ABC Islands | Aruba | 89%
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| Dutch | 87%
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| Curaçao is a constituent country of this European country | Kingdom of the Netherlands | 84%
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| Bonaire | 80%
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| English | 74%
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| Capital | Willemstad | 72%
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| Curaçao actually consists of two islands, the larger island is the only one that is inhabited. The smaller island is named this: (Dutch for "Little Curaçao") | Klein Curaçao | 48%
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| Official languages | Papiamentu | 39%
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| A local delicacy, "stoba yoana", is a stew made from these reptiles | Iguanas | 33%
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| Monarch | Willem-Alexander | 31%
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| Curaçao is part of this island chain | Lesser Antilles | 27%
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| A total of 15 Curaçao natives have played for teams in this professional sports league in the U.S. | Major League Baseball | 21%
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| The original inhabitants of Curaçao were mainly members of this Amerindian tribe | Arawak | 14%
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| Highest point | Mount Christoffelberg | 14%
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| This industry is a key part of the island's economy, representing nearly 90% of its exports | Oil refining | 13%
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| Nicknamed the Swinging Old Lady, this bridge is the longest pontoon bridge in the world | Queen Emma Bridge | 6%
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| Curaçao liqueur is flavored with the dried peel of this fruit, a descendant of the bitter orange | Laraha | 4%
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| The oldest surviving synagogue in the Americas | Mikvé Israel-Emanuel Synagogue | 1%
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