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STUDY BUDDY ANSWERS: Things to know if you are thinking of immigrating to the ‘Emerald Isle’ [December 2, 2020]

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Top 10: If you could meet one historical figure, who would it be, and what would you say to them?

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1. emigrate

2. (i) the population of Ireland

(ii) the population of Hong Kong

(iii) the area of Hong Kong in square kilometres

3. D

4. of its vast stretches of green countryside./it is covered by a lot of agricultural land.

5. A

6. (i) health

(ii) education

(iii) standard of living

7. Gaelic football

8. (i) F

(ii) F

(iii) T

(iv) T

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