What is the official language of the Cook Islands?

The Cook Islands are located in which ocean?

How many main islands make up the Cook Islands?

Which of the following is the largest island in the Cook Islands?

The Cook Islands are a self-governing territory associated with which country?

What is the currency used in the Cook Islands?

What is the highest point in the Cook Islands, located on Rarotonga?

The Cook Islands are renowned for their beautiful black pearls. What type of oyster produces these pearls?

The Cook Islands are also known for their traditional dance and music. What is the name of their famous dance?

What is the name of the Cook Islands' traditional fishing festival?

In which year did the Cook Islands become a self-governing nation in free association with New Zealand?

What is the population of the Cook Islands approximately?

The Cook Islands are known for having the world's largest shark sanctuary. This protected marine area, established in 2012, which covers over 1.2 million square kilometers of ocean, is the home to how many species of shark?

What is the name of the traditional canoe used by Cook Islanders for voyaging?

What is the name of the flower festival celebrated in the Cook Islands?

The Cook Islands were named after which historical figure?

The Cook Islands have a popular nickname due to their natural beauty. What are they often called?

The Cook Islands have a rare and endangered species of coconut crab. What is the local name given to these large land-dwelling crabs?

What traditional form of Polynesian tattooing, practiced in the Cook Islands, uses handmade tools called "ta" to create intricate and meaningful designs on the skin?