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What is the official language of Belize?
Answer: English
Why: Belize was called British Honduras until 1973 and gained independence from Britain in 1981.
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Where did the grapefruit first appear?
Answer: Barbados
Why: It arose as a natural cross of the pomelo and the sweet orange, two fruits brought to the Caribbean from Asia.
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Which Central American island is formed by two volcanoes?
Answer: Ometepe
Why: In the Nawat language, the name Ometepe means 'two mountains'.
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What instrument did Trinidadians make from oil drums?
Answer: Steelpan
Why: Each note is an oval on the pan's surface, and the bigger the oval, the lower the note it plays.
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Where do France and the Netherlands share an island border?
Answer: Saint Martin
Why: France and the Netherlands share no other land border anywhere in the world.
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What ash-buried ghost town is still Montserrat's legal capital?
Answer: Plymouth
Why: Montserrat's government moved north to Brades after Plymouth was abandoned.
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