Where do people commonly eat nasi goreng (fried rice) and satay?
Indonesia
Which country are temples are called wats?
Thailand
Where are Batik and Wayang shadow puppets traditional arts?
Indonesia
Where do students call their teachers “Ibu” or “Bapak”?
Indonesia
Where are sago, yams, and beans part of daily meals in villages and cities?
Cameroon
Which country’s schoolchildren learn both Arabic and French in class?
Algeria
Which country celebrates its National Day on May 20?
Cameroon
Which country’s people greet each other with a wai (hands together gesture)?
Thailand
Which country has more than 17,000 islands?
Indonesia
Where are palm oil and rubber major export products?
Malaysia
Which country celebrates Nowruz, the Persian New Year?
Iran
Which country’s people celebrate Songkran, the water festival?
Thailand
In which country does Arabic and Berber traditions mix together?
Algeria
Where is Rai music originally from?
Algeria
In which country is couscous the national dish?
Algeria
In which country is plantains a common food?
Cameroon
Which country has two official languages, English and French?
Cameroon
In which country do students often start the day with a flag-raising ceremony on Monday?
Malaysia
Where do people often greet with “Salam” and use their right hand to eat?
Malaysia
Which country’s economy is built on oil and gas exports and located in North Africa?
Algeria
Which country is famous for making Persian carpets?
Iran
Where do students study separately for boys and girls in many schools?
Iran
In which country is touching someone’s head rude?
Thailand
Which country celebrates Hari Raya, Deepavali, and Chinese New Year as national festivals?
Malaysia
Where do people drink tea many times a day and share meals from one big dish?
Iran
In which country is lunch usually rice with chicken or tofu?
Indonesia
In which country do people often sit on carpets instead of chairs at home?
Iran
Where is lunch often rice with curry?
Thailand
Which country’s people mostly speak Persian (Farsi)?
Iran