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1)“Norway.” Countries and Their Cultures, www.everyculture.com/No-Sa/Norway.html.
2)“Common Animals in Norway.” Intro, introengelsk.cappelendamm.no/c35057/artikkel/vis.html?tid=35442.

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Most of the animals live in mountains or forests. Squirrels, foxes, deer, and other woodland animals are very common. There is also Adders, a poisonous snake.

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Cycling in Scandinavian countries is a big pastime. While it is not as big in Norway when compared to Sweden, the culture is still pretty large.

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The clothes is pretty similar to those of Western countries, but the traditional apparel is unique. The traditional clothing is a blend of both rural styles and more modern ones too.

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Many different foods are eaten in Norway. They are made up of many types of cheeses and seafood.

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The biggest religion is a branch of protestant Christianity, called Evangelical Lutheranism.

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Norwegian, Sami, and Kven are the official languages of Norway. However, Swedish and Finish may also be spoken near the borders.

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The colors of red, white, and blue are comparable to other flags like the United States or Britain. This may symbolize independence. The cross is seen in other Scandinavian countries, and symbolizes their associations with each other.

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The weather in Norway is very mild in the summer, but bitterly cold in the winter. Temperatures can go down lower than 20 degrees Fahrenheit during winter.

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Oslo is the capital of Norway

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Norway is located in Northern Europe. It borders Sweden, Finland, and barely Russia. It is in the Scandinavian peninsula