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About _______ of North Korea is forested.
one half
three-fourths
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After World War II, the _____________became leading producers of ships, cars, cameras, and computers.
Japanese
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After World War II, North Korea had ties to China and _____________.
Iceland
the US
the Soviet Union
Spain
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The South China Sea lies between southeastern China and _______.
Taiwan
Russia
Vietnam
Japan
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The Japanese islands were settled by people from _____________.
Korea and China
The Philippines and China
Korea and Cambodia
Vietnam and India
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a line of rulers from a single family that holds power for a long time
dynasty
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What country is directly north of China?
Mongolia
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Coal and copper are generally found in ____.
Japan
China
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A military leader who ruled Japan in early times
samurai
shogun
sphere of influence
shinto
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More than half of ______ is covered in forests. However, much of the forested land is protected, so this country must import wood.
Japan
the Philippines
China
Taiwan
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Japan is an archipelago, which is ________.
a peninsula
a chain of islands
a country of many rivers
a mountainous area
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The kingdom of Koryo later became known as this country:
Korea
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What is the capital of Japan?
Tokyo
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a system of government in which the government controls the ways of producing goods
democracy
republic
Confucianism
communism
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A __________ is a fine-grained, fertile soil deposited by the wind.
bog
loess
farmland
yard
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The climate in Mongolia and north-central and northwestern China is _____
dry
wet
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When did a major earthquake and tsunami strike Japan?
2019
2015
2020
2011
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What is the capital of China?
Beijing
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