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Take a study break... Cool it with St. Kitts
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CARIBBEAN islands don't come Actress PENELOPE CRUZ was
spotted fi lming her upcoming movie Ma Ma in Tenerife this July.
Quick Quiz
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1. What is the name of Aruba's national park?
a) Savaneta b) Arikok c) Ayo
2. What is the name of Aruba's capital city?
a) Santa Cruz b) Tierra del Sol c) Oranjestad
3. Adelaide is known as what?
a) Vegetable b) Fish c) Fruit
4. How many hours is Aruba behind the UK during June?
a) 4 b 5 c) 6
5. How long do documents have to be submitted to Aruban authorities before a wedding?
a) At least a month b) At least six weeks c) At least two months
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I am a city located in a notoriously sunny region which has the second longest coastline in my country. My name is the same as a Hollywood actor that starred in Lord of the Rings but I'm famous for cartoon characters and thrilling fun and games. Where am I? Discover at:
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The Pinocchio Lizard was thought to be extinct for 50 years but reappeared recently. It is thought to be native to a tiny area around one small road near the Ecuadorian town of Mindo, near Quito. The snouted lizards move extremely slowly and live in high canopy.
quitotraining.co.uk
much cooler than St. Kitts, which the tourism board are proving to agents by giving away 10 cooler bags complete with a tot of rum, if they complete its online training. Those who register and complete the modules by August 31 will not only be in with a chance to win this sizzling summer prize they will get to
learn about the unique product that is St Kitts. More than a quarter of the island is designated as a national park, with a rainforest that is expanding in size. Add to this colonial architecture and UNESCO World Heritage- protected history, dive sites teeming with life and colour and activities like zip-lining and you won't be bored!
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DID YOU KNOW The pangolin (otherwise known as the scaly anteater) is marked by its large, overlapping plate-like scales. The scales, which are soft on newborns but harden as the animal matures, are made of keratin, like human fi ngernails. See it in kenya!
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