Yes. And Kiritimati sounds like Kirisimas. It's a magical-sounding island, with its four historical villages - Paris, London, Poland, and Banana. Highest point: Joe's Hill, which is not far from the Bay of Wrecks.
Yes... But any given sphere can be divided in many points of reference, creating different hemispheres (this is more visible if said sphere has different attributes across its surface).
With regards of Earth (which has lots of different attributes spread across its surface), it has been divided in two ways:
X-axis (through the Equator): Creating the Northern and the Southern Hemispheres.
Y-axis (through the Primer Meridian and the 180º Meridian): Creating the Western and the Eastern Hemispheres.
A part of me has always felt we're neglecting another obvious division Z-axis (through the 90º Meridians): Creating two more unnamed HemispheresAs for naming, maybe the 'Front 90' and 'Back 90' though that sounds a little like golf...
Yes, in fact it does extend into all four quadrants: it has territory with all four latitude and longitude combinations NW,NE,SE,SW. This is a stronger statement than the hemispheres version (that it has territory with all four of N, S, E and W).
Two problems with the quiz. On my globe, it says Tarawa, not south Tarawa. This is why I always type Tarawa - not South Tarawa. And also, I - Kiribati is also a main language.
Not really. Not every country celebrates holidays on the same date. National/Independence day - Taiwan (Jan 1st, GMT+8) and Christmas - Armenia (Jan 6th) are two notable one where Kiribati isn't first.
With regards of Earth (which has lots of different attributes spread across its surface), it has been divided in two ways:
X-axis (through the Equator): Creating the Northern and the Southern Hemispheres.
Y-axis (through the Primer Meridian and the 180º Meridian): Creating the Western and the Eastern Hemispheres.
Which brings us the 4 Hemispheres of Earth.
North Tarawa - 7000 people
South Tarawa - 56000 people
So you can't really say Tarawa is the capital as it's not a city.
Kiribati is accepted for the language, idk if this is a new thing.