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Which dish originates from the Indonesian island of Sumatra?
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Which major geographic line runs through the middle of Indonesia?
Answer: The Equator
Why: Pontianak, the capital of West Kalimantan, is situated directly on the line of the Equator.
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Indonesia and which European country share an almost identical red and white flag?
Answer: Monaco
Why: The flags differ mainly in proportions, 4:5 for Monaco against 2:3 for Indonesia, and in their shades of red.
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The Prambanan temple complex is primarily dedicated to which Hindu deity?
Answer: Shiva
Why: An inscription of 856 records the original name as Shiva-grha, house of Shiva, and his temple is the tallest in the complex.
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What famous Indonesian island is known globally for its resort beaches?
Answer: Bali
Why: Bali is Indonesia's only Hindu-majority province, over 86 percent Hindu, and its subak rice terraces are UNESCO World Heritage.
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Which Sumatran plant produces the world's largest single flower, smelling of rotting meat?
Answer: Rafflesia arnoldii
Why: A bloom spans about 1 m and weighs up to 11 kg; the titan arum's bigger bloom is a cluster of many flowers, not one.
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What is the highest mountain peak in Indonesia?
Answer: Puncak Jaya
Why: At 4,884 metres it is the highest island peak on Earth, 375 metres above Papua New Guinea's Mount Wilhelm, which some rank first in Oceania.