| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Official languages of Vanuatu | English | 98%
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| Official languages of Vanuatu | French | 80%
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| French overseas territory located just southwest of Vanuatu | New {Caledonia} | 78%
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| The last recorded practice of this scary "ism" took place in 1969 | {Cannibal}ism | 74%
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| Oceanian sub-division in which Vanuatu is located | {Mela}nesia | 73%
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| British sea captain who gave Vanuatu that name | James Cook | 72%
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| Capital of Vanuatu | Port Vila | 64%
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| Sea located between Vanuatu and Australia | Coral Sea | 55%
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| What Vanuatu sells for $150,000, one of the least expensive prices worldwide | {Citizen}ship | 51%
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| Largest island of Vanuatu (shares its name with a Brazilian state) | Espiritu {Santo} | 51%
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| Modern-day activity similar to traditional Vanuatu "land diving" | {Bungee} Jumping | 50%
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| British royal, born 1921, who is worshiped as a divine being by the Kastom people | Prince Philip | 48%
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| Food product that accounts for 71% of exports | Fish | 47%
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| Term for a group of people who built airplane runways in hopes that supply-laden airplanes will land on them (as happened on Vanuatu during WWII) | {Cargo} Cult | 34%
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| Former name of Vanuatu before it gained its independence in 1980 | New {Hebrides} | 33%
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| Vanuatu has 113 of these, the highest per-capita of any country | Indigenous languages | 29%
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| Official languages of Vanuatu | Bislama | 26%
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| Currency of Vanuatu | Vatu | 26%
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| Plant whose roots are prepared into a beverage with sedative properties (starts with K) | Kava | 23%
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| Vanuatu's second most populous city and that island's main city | {Lugan}ville | 22%
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