Room 18’s knowledge athon questions

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Rm 18 KnowledgeAthon questions

Educação Turismo Negócios

Which country is hosting the Rugby World Cup ? ,[object Object]

What is the name if the New Zealand rugby team? ,[object Object]

What shape is a rugby ball? ,[object Object]

Who is the captain of the All Blacks? ,[object Object]

How many players are in a rugby team ? ,[object Object]

What is the name of Room 18’s country? ,[object Object]

What are the colours on the National flag of New Zealand? ,[object Object]

What is the capital city of your country? ,[object Object]

Name the three main islands of New Zealand? ,[object Object]

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