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Which country has the second largest English-speaking population in the world?
A. Australia / B. India / C. Canada
Which Asian island was established as a trading post of the British Empire in 1819?
A. Singapore / B. Malaysia / C. China
This West-African country has a population of more than 156 million people, and 79 million speak English as a second language.
A. South Africa / B. Egypt / C. Nigeria
In which European country more than 90% of the population can speak English fluently because it is an obligation in schools?
A. Netherlands / B. France / C. Spain
In which island country in the Caribbean do people use English as its official language?
A. Barbados / B. Malta / C. Fiji
In which country in the Middle East do 80% of the population speak English well, although its official language is Hebrew?
A. Sierra Leone / B. Cyprus / C. Israel
This large North American country has two official languages: English and French. It is famous for its friendly people, maple syrup, and mountains.
A. USA / B. Mexico / C. Canada
In this European country, almost everyone speaks excellent English as a second language. The country is famous for windmills, tulips, and bicycles.
A. Germany / B. The Netherlands / C. Denmark
In which country do children learn English from a very young age, and the capital city is Seoul?
A. Thailand / B. South Korea / C. Vietnam
English is very important in this country. The flag is green, white, and orange, and its capital is Dublin.
A. Wales / B. Scotland / C. Ireland
Which country below is in South America but has English as its official language?
A. Argentina / B. Guyana / C. Chile
Which island country near the United States speaks both Spanish and English?
A. Puerto Rico / B. Jamaica / C. Cuba
People in this big Asian country learn English in school, and it is often used for business. It has the second-largest population in the world.
A. Indonesia / B. India / C. Pakistan
This European country uses English as one of its official languages, along with Irish (Gaelic).
A. Wales / B. Scotland / C. Ireland
In this South American country, English is not an official language, but it is the most commonly taught foreign language in schools.
A. Brazil / B. Argentina / C. Urugay
This Asian country has two official languages: Malay and English. Its very modern city is a famous financial center.
A. Thailand / B. Singapore / C. Hong Kong
