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There are lots of different countries in Europe. There are over 50 countries in Europe. Some are very small, but a lot of people live in Europe. This quiz is about some of the larger countries in Europe. Do you know their names? Can you point to them on a map? Let’s find out a little bit more about the countries of Europe.
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France is due south of England, across the English Channel
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People also speak German in Austria and in parts of Switzerland
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Have you ever been on holiday to Spain?
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Rome is the capital of Italy
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Russia stretches all the way from St Petersburg to Vladivostok
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Greece has lots of islands
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What language do people in Poland speak?
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Most of Holland is very flat. It has very few hills
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A land-locked country does not touch any sea. Switzerland is a land-locked country
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The UK is made up of islands, but is still part of the continent of Europe
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