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The document appears to be a quiz about various aspects of Norwegian culture, including legends, recipes, sports, music, and dance. It contains questions and answers about trolls in Norwegian folklore, the national dish of sheep in cabbage, famous Norwegian athletes like Ole Einar Bjørndalen and Petter Northug, the singer Alexander Rybak who won Eurovision in 2009, and Norwegian singer Kurt Nilsen who won World Idol in 2004. The quiz covers a wide range of topics that provide insight into traditions and culture in Norway.
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