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The article says the sea surrounds Wales on three sides. Which side of Wales does NOT touch the sea?
2
Ben wants to visit the place where Welsh laws are made and the largest city in Wales. Which place should he visit?
3
Snowdon is 1,085 metres high. About how many metres higher is Snowdon than a hill of 985 metres?
4
A walker completes 87 miles of the Wales Coast Path each week. About how many weeks will it take to walk the whole path?
5
The article says more than 600 castles were built in Wales, and more than 100 still survive. Which estimate is closest to the share that survives?
6
Edward I started building Caernarfon Castle in 1283, and work continued until 1330. How many years did the building work last?
7
In 2021, about 18% of people in Wales aged 3 and over could speak Welsh. In a town with 10,000 people aged 3 and over, about how many could speak Welsh?
8
The article says that in Welsh-medium schools, most lessons are taught in Welsh. Which conclusion is best supported by this information?
9
The village with the very long name is usually called "Llanfairpwll". Why do people probably use the short version?
10
The red dragon is an important national symbol. Based on the article, what does the red dragon most likely represent?
11
Much of the activity at the National Eisteddfod takes place in Welsh. A visitor who speaks only English wants to take full part in it. What is the most likely result?
12
The article ends with the phrase "a small country with a big story". What does this phrase most likely mean?
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