Taiwan

Taiwan, known as the Republic of China, is a densely populated island near mainland China. Its political status is complex due to historical events in 1949. Taiwan's population is about 23.5 million, with a significant portion in Taipei. The island is industrialized, producing electronics and textiles. Geographically, it features plains and mountains, with agriculture focused on rice and tea. Taiwan has a tropical climate with typhoons in late summer.

What is the political status of Taiwan in relation to mainland China?

• Taiwan is a recognized sovereign state by the United Nations.

• Taiwan has declared independence from China.

• Taiwan is considered a province of China by the United Nations.

• Taiwan claims to be the true government of all China.

Which language is predominantly spoken by the people of Taiwan?

• Korean

• Japanese

• Cantonese

• Mandarin Chinese

What percentage of Taiwanese people follow a combination of Chinese folk religion, Buddhism, Confucianism, and Daoism?

• Over 70%

• Over 50%

• Over 80%

• Over 93%

What is the primary geographical feature of eastern Taiwan?

• Flat plains

• Deserts

• Rugged forested mountain ranges

• Coastal beaches

Which crops are primarily grown on the plains of western Taiwan?

• Wheat, barley, and oats

• Rice, sugarcane, and pineapples

• Corn, soybeans, and potatoes

• Tea, coffee, and cocoa