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The document appears to be a quiz about geography and facts related to countries in the European Union (EU). It contains 21 multiple choice questions testing knowledge about EU countries' names, populations, capitals, currencies, flags, languages, industries, and famous landmarks. The questions cover topics such as what country "paella" is from, which country has the autobahn highways, and what country the Isle of Sardinia belongs to.
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Instructions
To complete the following exercises you can refer to the ‘Explore Europe map’. You can download blank maps of Europe from the ‘Tourism destinations’ online resource home page. However, some have been provided within the assignment for you. You should make several copies of the maps for practicing plotting destinations, gateways, main transport routes, physical features and adding your notes.
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South
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2009,
Version
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LA011131Assignment
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Europe
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SITTTSL003A
Ed
1
©
State
of
New
South
Wales,
Department
of
Education
and
Training
2009,
Version
1,
August
2009
)
Remember
Ensure you correctly reference all resources including specific internet website URLs in your bibliography and/or acknowledging authors accurately within the body of the assessment.
Note:
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Therefore the reference and resource information provided may be altered and/or become inaccessible without prior knowledge.
If you are unable to locate relevant information for your Tourism studies or assessment research, contact your OTEN teachers for assistance.
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Use the following table to ensure you have attempted both parts of this assignment:
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Value
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20%
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Switzerland Italy
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Scandinavia
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80%
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http://getaway.ninemsn.com.au/ and http://getaway.ninemsn.com.au/fact-sheets/
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Wales,
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Training
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LA011131Assignment
2
–
Europe
-
SITTTSL003A
Ed
1
©
State
of
New
South
Wales,
Department
of
Education
and
Training
2009,
Version
1,
August
2009
)
Remember
Ensure you correctly reference all resources including specific internet website URLs in your bibliography and/or acknowledging authors accurately within the body of the assessment.
Note:
There are constant changes with internet websites, their content, URLs, hyperlinks, licenses or fees for use and other issues associated with online learning and technologies.
Therefore the reference and resource information provided may be altered and/or become inaccessible without prior knowledge.
If you are unable to locate relevant information for your Tourism studies or assessment research, contact your OTEN teachers for assistance.
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Use the following table to ensure you have attempted both parts of this assignment:
Task
Description
Value
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Europe - general
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Part B
European countries: Austria
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Switzerland Italy
France Spain Portugal Greece Turkey
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Chech Republic, Slovac Republic & Hungary
80%
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