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A San Marino Family Coming Back From a Picnic
San
Marino
San
Marino is a very interesting place. With only 61 square kilometres it
is the smallest republic in the world. It lives from wheat,
grapes, cheese, livestock, postage stamps,
tourism, textiles,
pottery, chemicals, paints and wine.
San
Marino is landlocked and can be found in the centre of Italy.
Its border is 34 kilometres long. Its highest mountain is the
Monte Titano which is 793 meters high. The River Ausa flows
through the country.
The
official language of San Marino is Italian, and the head of
state is known as the Captains Regent. San Marino was founded
in the 4th century by a Christian Saint.
Vocabulary
border
-Grenze
cheese
– Käse
flow
(flow/flowed/flowed) – fliest
founded
(found/founded/founded) gegrundet
grapes
– Trauben
head
of state – Staats
Oberhaupt
landlocked
– Ohne zugang zum Meer
language
- Sprache
livestock
– Vieh
paints
- Farben
postage
stamps – Briefmarken
pottery
– Keramik
wheat
– Getreide
Questions
How
many square kilometres has San Marino?
How
high is its highest mountain and what is its name?
Where
is San Marino?
Which
language is spoken in San Marino?
What
does San Marino live from?
Which
river runs through San Marino?
What
is the head of state known as?
Who
founded San Marino?
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