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Where was the heart of Egypt's 2011 uprising?
Answer: Tahrir Square
Why: Tahrir means 'liberation' in Arabic, a name made official in 1953 for the former Ismailia Square.
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Which country formed one state with Egypt from 1958 to 1961?
Answer: Syria
Why: Egypt kept calling itself the United Arab Republic after the split, until 1971.
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Whose name comes from the Greek word for 'Egyptian'?
Answer: Copts
Why: Coptic, the latest stage of the Egyptian language, is written with Greek letters plus six or seven taken from Demotic.
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What did Cairo parade through its streets in April 2021?
Answer: Royal mummies
Why: The 22 kings and queens rode in nitrogen-filled cases along a 5 km route to a new museum.
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What is Egyptian falafel usually made from?
Answer: Fava beans
Why: Chickpea falafel is typical of the Levant, while Egypt's ta'ameya is usually made with fava beans.
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Which plant's leaves make Egypt's green soup molokhia?
Answer: Jute
Why: Molokhia was once banned: in 1005 the Fatimid caliph al-Hakim forbade his subjects to eat it.
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