South Africa Trivia Quiz

What does the sideways Y on South Africa's flag symbolize?

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What does the sideways Y on South Africa's flag symbolize? The course of the Orange River The country's three capital cities The meeting of two oceans Diverse groups uniting and moving forward together

Correct answer: Diverse groups uniting and moving forward together.

Adopted in 1994 as apartheid ended, the Y shape suggests diverse elements of society converging and moving forward in unity; official guidance assigns no universal meaning to the individual colors.

The Twelve Apostles are a chain of peaks forming part of which South African landmark?

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The Twelve Apostles are a chain of peaks forming part of which South African landmark? Table Mountain Mount Kilimanjaro Mount Kenya Drakensberg

Correct answer: Table Mountain.

The Twelve Apostles are a row of buttresses on the Atlantic side of the Table Mountain range, rising above Cape Town's western coast.

What does the sideways Y on South Africa's flag symbolize?

The Twelve Apostles are a chain of peaks forming part of which South African landmark?

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