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Norway True or False?
Can you guess whether these statements about the country of Norway are true or false?
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Last updated: March 5, 2021
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| First submitted | March 5, 2021 |
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Norway was invaded by Germany during WWII
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2.
Erik the Red discovered Iceland
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Norway borders Russia
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4.
The Norwegian language is one of the closest languages to English
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5.
The painting "The Scream" was sold to Bill Gates in 2011
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Mount Odin is the tallest mountain in Norway
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7.
Norway has the most Winter Olympics medals of any country
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8.
Norway has the longest coastline in Europe
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9.
Sonja Henie won her first Olympic medal when she was 15-years old
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Norway is a member of the European Union
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11.
Norway has claimed part of the Antarctica
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12.
Stavanger is the second most populous city in Norway
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Bergen is Norway's second largest city
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Norway has a trillion dollar sovereign wealth fund
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14.
Henrik Ibsen was the Prime Minister who made Sweden give Norway independence
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Henrik Ibsen was a playwright
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Everybody may live and work in Svalbard indefinitely regardless of country of citizenship
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