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This document provides information about Denmark through a series of pictures and questions. It discusses Denmark's coastline, rural landscapes, forests, weather patterns, modes of transportation, housing, Christmas traditions, population size, government type, religion, history with Vikings, education system, sports, amusement parks, famous author Hans Christian Andersen, and wishes the reader a Merry Christmas.
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Denmark is located in Europe and has a small size but Copenhagen is its capital city near the ocean with many jobs and seafood. Denmark is famous for having a monarchy with a King and Queen as well as a statue of a mermaid. The climate is cold due to its northern location far from the equator with strong winds, and the coldest month is July while the warmest is February. The Danish diet includes seafood like eel and shrimp as well as pastries and fruits due to fertile soil, since Denmark is close to the ocean. The largest cities are located in Copenhagen, Aalborg, Aarhus and Odense.
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This document provides an overview of Denmark, including its history, culture, and traditions. Some key points include:
- Denmark's motto is "God's Help, The People's Love, Denmark's Strength" and its capital and most populous city is Copenhagen.
- Denmark has a long history, with humans inhabiting the area since around 12,500 BC. The Vikings explored and traded throughout Europe between the 8th-10th centuries.
- Traditional Danish culture includes the concept of "hygge" (coziness), Christmas traditions like eating flaeskesteg (pork roast), and mythical folklore figures like nisse.
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Denmark is located in Europe and has a small size but Copenhagen is its capital city near the ocean with many jobs and seafood. Denmark is famous for having a monarchy with a King and Queen as well as a statue of a mermaid. The climate is cold due to its northern location far from the equator with strong winds, and the coldest month is July while the warmest is February. The Danish diet includes seafood like eel and shrimp as well as pastries and fruits due to fertile soil, since Denmark is close to the ocean. The largest cities are located in Copenhagen, Aalborg, Aarhus and Odense.
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This document provides information about Denmark and Danish culture. It discusses that Denmark is the happiest country in the world, has over 7,000 km of coastline, has strict name approval processes, and bikes outnumber cars. Additionally, it notes Danish traditions like burning witches on St. John's Eve, giving 25-year-old singles who are not married a "tantrum" on their birthday, eating goose on St. Martin's Day, and celebrating the release of Christmas beer on the first Friday of November. Famous Danish foods, places, and drinks are also mentioned.
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This document provides information about Norway, the city of Sandnes where Sviland is located, and Sviland itself. Some key details include: Norway has a long coastline and Oslo is its capital city. Sandnes has a population of around 83,000 people and is known as the "oil capital" due to its proximity to oil fields. Sviland is a small place within Sandnes that has nature parks and hiking trails, and is also home to Europe's largest BMX track.
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This document provides information about Norway, the city of Sandnes where Sviland is located, and Sviland itself. Some key details include: Norway has a long coastline and Oslo is its capital city. Sandnes has a population of around 83,000 people and is known as the "oil capital" due to its proximity to oil fields. Sviland is a small place within Sandnes that has nature parks and hiking trails, and is also home to Europe's largest BMX track. The document shares additional facts about landmarks, weather, culture, and Sviland School.
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Denmark
- 1. This is Denmark - a small country
- 2. Map of Europe. Can you find your own country and Denmark? .
- 3. Here is Denmark with 7500 km. coastline
- 4. Denmark is a big country!! Greenland and the Faroe Islands still belong to Denmark all though they have homerule now.
- 6. A Danish coast with big stones.
- 7. A field with cows near the coast.
- 9. A sunny day on the west coast .
- 10. A field with yellow flowers.
- 11. The harvest in July.
- 13. Landscape with trecking route, fields and water
- 14. A road through a wood.
- 15. April in the wood. White flowers cover the ground.
- 16. Summer in the wood. The trees are green and the flowers are gone.
- 17. It´s autum in the wood with nice brown and yellow colours.
- 18. It often rains in Denmark.
- 19. The weather can be very rough and stormy .
- 20. The waves often ”eat” from the coastline under a storm.
- 21. After a heavy storm.
- 22. Most islands are connected with bridges.
- 23. The longest bridge connects the biggest islands Funen and Zealand.
- 24. The bridge across the Limfjord connects Aalborg and Nørre Sundby
- 25. How to travel in Denmark.
- 26. Detached houses in Denmark
- 27. Flats in Denmark
- 29. Christmas traditions A calender candle with 24 numbers. An advent wreath with four candles – one for each Sunday before Christmas.
- 30. December 24th in Denmark First we go to church in the afternoon. When dinner is over we dance ( walk around) around the Christmas tree singing hymns. Then we have presents.
- 31. What do you know about Denmark?
- 32. Can you find the Danish flag? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
- 33. How many people live in Denmark? 3 million - 4 million - 5 million - 6 million - 7 million
- 34. Is Denmark a: Kingdom or Republic?
- 35. Here you see the royal family with the Queen in the middle.
- 36. The royal family when they go to parties
- 38. How many years is it since the vikings lived in Denmark? 100 years ago? 500 years ago? 1000 years ago? 10.000 years ago?
- 39. For how many years must children go to school in Denmark ? 7 years 8 years 10 years 12 years
- 40. Sports in Denmark 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. What is the Danish national sport?
- 41. In which country can you visite these fun fairs? Denmark France Germany Austria
- 42. 1. 2. 3. 4. Which of the four Highlights is Danish?
- 44. Thank you for reading the story about Denmark. We Wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year