Autonomous Communities of Spain quiz
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What country lies between Catalonia and France?
Answer: Andorra
Why: Andorra has two co-princes as heads of state: the Bishop of Urgell in Catalonia and the President of France.
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Which community's coast is called the Coast of Death?
Answer: Galicia
Why: Its name comes from the many shipwrecks along a rocky shore exposed directly to the Atlantic.
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What is the capital of Extremadura?
Answer: Mérida
Why: Mérida began in 25 BC as Emerita Augusta, a Roman colony named for the veterans of Augustus.
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Where do the bulls run at San Fermín?
Answer: Navarre
Why: Each morning's run covers 875 metres of Pamplona's streets and lasts about two and a half minutes on average.
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How many communities border France?
Answer: 4
Why: Catalonia, Aragon, Navarre and the Basque Country line the border, which runs from the Bay of Biscay to the Mediterranean.
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Which community, like Navarre, collects nearly all its own taxes?
Answer: Basque Country
Why: Its provincial councils collect the taxes, then pay the Spanish state a quota, called the cupo, for the services it still provides.
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