1. Aylish Wastchak Samuel Gallant

2.  South Korea  The majority of South Koreans live in urban areas. North Korea  60% of North Koreans live in urban areas, while the remaining 40% reside in rural areas. Urban or rural areas?

3.  South Korea  The majority of South Koreans live in high-rise apartments. North Korea  Working class people live in apartments, while government workers live in houses. Houses or apartments?

4.  South Korea  The average people living in a South Korean household is 3 people. How many people?

5.  South Korea  The apartments of South Koreans tend include two or three bedrooms. How big is their living space?

6.  South Korea  Some South Koreans have the space for their children to have their own rooms; however, space is limited and on many occasions family members have to share a living space in the living room together. Would you have your own bedroom?

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