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Which islands lie about 100 km off Morocco's coast?
Answer: Canary Islands
Why: The islands belong to Spain, and the nearest, Fuerteventura, sits about 96 km from Morocco's Cape Juby.
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Who was the traveller born in Tangier in 1304?
Answer: Ibn Battuta
Why: His journeys are estimated at about 120,000 km, taking him across Africa, Asia and Europe as far as China.
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Where did a 1935 reading of -23.9 °C set Africa's cold record?
Answer: Ifrane
Why: Ifrane's Alpine-style chalets, planned by the French from 1929, earned it the nickname 'Little Switzerland'.
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What animal gives Morocco's football team its nickname?
Answer: Lion
Why: Their nickname, the Atlas Lions, honours the Barbary lion, once native to the Atlas Mountains and now extinct in the wild.
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What was the 1975 mass march into Spanish Sahara called?
Answer: Green March
Why: The UN lists Western Sahara as a non-self-governing territory, which Morocco claims and the Polisario Front seeks to make independent.
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Who rejected Morocco's application for membership in 1987?
Answer: European Community
Why: It was rejected because only European states may join, a rule that dates back to the 1957 Treaty of Rome.
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