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The Alofaaga Blowholes in Taga
  • 1. In which country are the Alofaaga Blowholes located?
A) Tonga
B) Samoa
C) New Zealand
D) Fiji
  • 2. What geological feature causes the blowholes to form?
A) Sand dunes
B) Coral formations
C) Lava tubes
D) Granite cliffs
  • 3. Which village is closest to the Alofaaga Blowholes?
A) Apia
B) Leone
C) Taga
D) Lalomanu
  • 4. Who is the local chief that often shares stories about the blowholes?
A) The village chief of Taga
B) The president of Samoa
C) The Prime Minister of Samoa
D) The chief of nearby villages
  • 5. What type of climate does Taga and the blowholes region have?
A) Tropical climate
B) Temperate climate
C) Arctic climate
D) Desert climate
  • 6. How high can water spouts from the blowholes reach?
A) 50 meters
B) 5 meters
C) 10 meters
D) Up to 30 meters
  • 7. What time of year is best to visit the Alofaaga Blowholes?
A) During the rainy season
B) In winter
C) In summer
D) During the dry season
  • 8. What type of rock primarily makes up the area around the blowholes?
A) Metamorphic rock
B) Granite
C) Sedimentary rock
D) Volcanic rock
  • 9. What conservation status applies to the region of the Alofaaga Blowholes?
A) Agricultural land
B) Industrial use
C) Protected area
D) Residential area
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