East Asian Countries quiz
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Why is Japan commonly referred to as the Land of the Rising Sun?
Answer: It lies east of China
Why: Prince Shotoku's 607 letter to China's Sui court called Japan's ruler the Son of Heaven of the land where the sun rises.
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Which river forms the border between North Korea and China?
Answer: Yalu River
Why: The river runs 795 kilometres, covering the western part of the 1,352 kilometre frontier that the Tumen River completes in the east.
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Why does Mongolia experience some of Earth's most extreme temperatures?
Answer: Extreme distance from oceans
Why: Without a coast to moderate it, the same place can swing well over sixty degrees between summer and winter.
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What primary geographic line separates North and South Korea?
Answer: 38th parallel
Why: The line was drawn hastily in 1945 by two American officers with a map, and the fighting later left a border that does not follow it.
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What causes the seasonal "Yellow Dust" storms across East Asia?
Answer: Desert sand from Mongolia
Why: The dust rides the spring westerlies, and it now carries industrial pollutants picked up on the way.
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Why is China's Tarim Basin considered an endorheic or terminal basin?
Answer: Rivers never reach oceans
Why: Because the Tarim River kept shifting course, its terminal lake was nicknamed the Wandering Lake.
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