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1. Rwanda has borders with the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Tanzania, Burundi and Uganda. Which of them lies to the north of Rwanda?
2. Rwanda achieved its independence in 1962 from which European country?
3. The people of Rwanda are divided into three main groups. They are the Hutus, Tutsis and a minority group of pygmies known by which name?
4. The Rwandan geographic feature named Kivu is which of these?
5. The equator runs directly through the centre of Rwanda.
6. Following the genocide in Rwanda, a new flag was adopted for the country in 2001. It consisted of horizontal bands of blue, yellow and green with which celestial body in the right hand corner?
7. Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park is home to around a third of the world population of which of these animals?
8. Imigongo is a traditional art form in Rwanda. It uses which of these unusual materials?
9. During the European occupation of Rwanda, its colonial capital was known as Astrida. Which name did the city adopt following independence?
10. The highest point of Rwanda is Mount Karisimbi. What, perhaps unexpected, meaning does the name have in the native language?
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