This document provides an overview of Kuwait across 10 sections: an introduction, geography, climate, culture, economy, interesting facts, conclusion, bibliography, map, and pictures. It describes Kuwait's location in the Middle East and surrounding countries. It notes the hot summers and cool winters as well as unpredictable rainfall. The culture section outlines popular foods, sports, and gifts. Oil is identified as Kuwait's most important natural resource and economic driver. The conclusion restates that the author found Kuwait's culture the most interesting aspect.

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2. 1.Introduction
2. Geography
3. Climate
4. Culture
5. Economy
6. Interesting Facts
7. Conclusion
8. Bibliography
9. The Map
10. Pictures
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pages 12, 13, 14

3. 
I picked Kuwait because it seemed very
interesting. I also, picked Kuwait because my
mom used to live in Kuwait. So, did my
aunts. The languages in Kuwait are English
and Arabic only. The population is 3000,400
people. Finally, the capital city is Kuwait
City.

4. 
Kuwait is located in the Middle East. It is
surrounded by Saudi Arabia which is in the
south, Iraq which is in then north- west and
Iran is in the south. Also, Qatar is in the
east, the Red Sea which is in the south – west
and don’t forget the Persian Gulf in the east.
The three tallest mountains in Kuwait are
Khashm Ghadayy, Al’Awjah, Jabal al
Banaya, the Khashm Ghadayy is 361m. The
Al’Awajah is 203m, and Jabal al Banaya is
33m.Kuwait is located at the north end of
the Persian Gulf.

5. 
Kuwait has summers that are long, hot,
and dry. The temperature is 110 degrees F.
and 43 degrees C. The winters are short,
cool, and cold with rare sudden showers
(rain) and dust storms. So, the temperature
is 55 degrees F and 13 degrees C. The
rainfalls are unpredictable so, 0.8 inches and
2 cm. 1 year can be as much as 13.8 inches
and 35 cm. another year. Dust storms occur
any time of the year, but the most common
seasons are summer and spring.

6. 
In Kuwait they eat a lot of fish, Arab
food, Turkish food, and Indian food. They also
eat a lot of rice, bread and fruit. Breakfast is
eaten early, if they have school or work at 8:00
am. they eat bread, honey, jam, dates, and
drink tea and coffee. Depending on the season
lunch and dinner are the most important meals
of the day. The most popular sport in Kuwait are:
squash, rugby, baseball, soccer, cricket and
fishing. Also, figure skating, and ice hokey is
included. Jewelry is the most common gift, it’s
best to give it on a wedding, birthdays, and a
birth of a child. Finally, jewelry is the designed
with gold!

7. Oil is the most natural resource of Kuwait
and oil is the best product. Also, it’s
important because they have a lot of oil, so
they trade it for money. Then they use the
money to pay the government. Kuwaiti
government manages the salary for the
people of Kuwait. . Kuwait has a few natural
resources besides oil. In 2007 Kuwait
predicted that they have 101.5 billion or 8%
of the worlds oil resevers.

8. 
Something very interesting happened in the
history of Kuwait. That thing is between
Kuwait and Iraq and Iraq captured Kuwait in
1990. Also, Iraq stole all there valuables in
Kuwait including there food supplies. So, so
many people left. Then Kuwait and Iraq
started a war in 1991. After, the war the
people of Kuwait fixed the damage and (Iraq
lost).

9. 
A interesting fact is that the
government, and banking offices are located
in Kuwait City. In the early 1700s a group of
Arabs found Kuwait City. For more then 200
years the people in Kuwait lived on fishing
and gathering pearls.

10. 
Kuwait is a very interesting country. I
learned that the best product is oil, the
winters are short mean while the summers
are long. The culture, climate, and
geography are very interesting, but my
favorite is the CULTRE!! Finally, I wish can go
there one day and I hope that day is near.

11.  1.
Cultures of the World Kuwait by Maria O’
Shea and Michael Spilling, 2010
 2. Kuwait—Britannica School

12.  This
is the map of Kuwait!