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Nonouti is situated at 0°37′N latitude and 174°22′W longitude.
Answer: False
The correct geographical coordinates for Nonouti are 0°37′S latitude and 174°22′E longitude.
Nonouti holds the position of the second largest atoll within the Gilbert Islands archipelago.
Answer: False
Nonouti is actually the third largest atoll in the Gilbert Islands archipelago.
Nonouti's maximum elevation is 10 meters, and its total land area measures 8.12 square kilometers.
Answer: False
Nonouti's highest elevation is 3 meters (10 feet), and its total land area is 21.02 square kilometers (8.12 square miles).
The 2020 Census indicated Nonouti's population as 2,792 individuals, with a population density of 350 people per square kilometer.
Answer: False
While the 2020 Census reported Nonouti's population as 2,792 people, the population density was 135 people per square kilometer (350 people per square mile).
The western side of Nonouti's atoll constitutes its primary permanent landmass, distinguished by a continuous chain of islets and islands.
Answer: False
The eastern side of Nonouti's atoll forms its primary permanent landmass, characterized by a continuous line of tiny islets and islands.
The 2010 Census indicated Nonouti's total land area as 1,988 acres, equivalent to 4,912 hectares.
Answer: False
The 2010 Census reported Nonouti's total land area as 1,988 hectares, which is equivalent to 4,912 acres. The question reverses these values.
Which statement accurately describes Nonouti's geographical and political status?
Answer: An atoll and a district of Kiribati, located in the Southern Gilbert Islands.
Nonouti is an atoll and an administrative district of Kiribati, situated in the Southern Gilbert Islands of the Pacific Ocean.
What are Nonouti's precise geographical coordinates?
Answer: 0°37′S latitude and 174°22′E longitude
Nonouti is located at 0°37′S latitude and 174°22′E longitude.
How does Nonouti's size compare to other atolls in the Gilbert Islands?
Answer: It is the third largest atoll.
Nonouti is identified as the third largest atoll within the Gilbert Islands archipelago.
What are Nonouti's total land area and its highest elevation?
Answer: 21.02 square kilometers and 3 meters.
Nonouti has a total land area of 21.02 square kilometers (8.12 square miles), and its highest elevation reaches 3 meters (10 feet).
According to the 2020 Census, what were Nonouti's population and its population density per square kilometer?
Answer: 2,792 people; 135 people per square kilometer.
The 2020 Census reported Nonouti's population as 2,792 people, with a population density of 135 people per square kilometer.
Identify the primary ethnic composition of Nonouti's population and its corresponding percentage.
Answer: I-Kiribati, 99.7%
The I-Kiribati people constitute 99.7% of Nonouti's population.
Which side of Nonouti's atoll forms its primary permanent landmass?
Answer: The eastern side, forming a continuous line of tiny islets and islands.
The eastern side of Nonouti's atoll constitutes its primary permanent landmass, characterized by a continuous formation of tiny islets and islands.
Based on the 2010 Census, what was Nonouti's total land area in hectares and acres?
Answer: 1,988 hectares, 4,912 acres.
The 2010 Census reported the total land area of Nonouti as 1,988 hectares, which is equivalent to 4,912 acres.
Noumatong is an inhabited islet located on the southeast side of Nonouti, designated as a marine reserve.
Answer: False
Noumatong is an *uninhabited* islet located on the *northwest* side of Nonouti, designated as a bird sanctuary, not a marine reserve.
In 2020, Matang was the largest village on Nonouti, with a population of 675 individuals.
Answer: False
In 2020, Taboiaki was the largest village with 675 people, while Matang was the second largest with 537 people.
Matang village functions as Nonouti's administrative center and is its second largest village, with a population of 537 residents.
Answer: True
Matang village is indeed the administrative center of Nonouti and its second largest village, with a population of 537 people.
Benuaroa village, comprising Mataboou and Tebuange, recorded the smallest population on Nonouti with 84 residents, accounting for three percent of the total population.
Answer: True
Benuaroa village, which includes the islets of Mataboou and Tebuange, had the smallest population on Nonouti with 84 residents, representing three percent of the total population.
The government station on Nonouti is situated in Taboiaki village, and the mayor holds the position of highest-ranking official.
Answer: False
The government station on Nonouti is located in Matang village, and the island clerk is the highest-ranking government official, not a mayor.
Nonouti features seven primary schools, two Junior Secondary Schools, and a public high school named George Eastman High School.
Answer: False
Nonouti has seven primary schools, *one* Junior Secondary School, and George Eastman High School, which is a *private* institution run by the Kiribati Protestant Church, not a public one.
The Aake Maneaba, recognized as the largest maneaba in Kiribati, is situated in Matang village, adjacent to the government station.
Answer: False
The Aake Maneaba, the biggest maneaba in Kiribati, is located directly opposite the Catholic Church in Taboiaki village.
The Nonouti Post Office commenced operations in the early 1900s, specifically around 1923.
Answer: True
The Nonouti Post Office indeed began its operations around 1923.
Identify the name and purpose of the protected area situated on the northwest side of Nonouti.
Answer: Noumatong, a bird sanctuary.
Noumatong is an uninhabited islet on the northwest side of the atoll, reserved as a bird sanctuary.
Based on the 2020 Census, which village was Nonouti's largest and what was its population?
Answer: Taboiaki, 675 people.
According to the 2020 Census, Taboiaki was the largest village on Nonouti with a population of 675 people.
Describe the primary function and population of Matang village on Nonouti.
Answer: It is the administrative center and the second largest village, with 537 people.
Matang village functions as the administrative center of Nonouti and is its second largest village, with a population of 537 people.
Identify the village on Nonouti with the smallest population and its resident count.
Answer: Benuaroa, 84 people.
Benuaroa village had the smallest population on Nonouti with 84 residents.
State the location of Nonouti's government station and the title of its highest-ranking government official.
Answer: Matang village; the island clerk.
The government station on Nonouti is situated in Matang village, and the island clerk holds the position of the highest-ranking government official.
Which statement accurately describes the educational institutions available on Nonouti?
Answer: Seven primary schools, one Junior Secondary School, and George Eastman High School, a private institution.
Nonouti has seven primary schools, one Junior Secondary School, and George Eastman High School, which is a private institution run by the Kiribati Protestant Church.
Describe the Aake Maneaba and its specific location on Nonouti.
Answer: The biggest maneaba in Kiribati, situated directly opposite the Catholic Church in Taboiaki village.
The Aake Maneaba is recognized as the biggest maneaba in Kiribati, and it is situated directly opposite the Catholic Church in Taboiaki village.
When did the Nonouti Post Office begin its operations?
Answer: 1923
The Nonouti Post Office commenced its operations around 1923.
The US Exploring Expedition conducted its survey of Nonouti in 1888.
Answer: False
The US Exploring Expedition surveyed Nonouti in 1841, not 1888.
King Tembinok' of Abemama briefly conquered Nonouti in the late 19th century, but his reign was terminated by a French warship.
Answer: False
King Tembinok' of Abemama's rule over Nonouti was ended by a British warship, not a French one.
When did the US Exploring Expedition conduct its survey of Nonouti?
Answer: 1841
The US Exploring Expedition surveyed Nonouti in 1841.
Identify the individual who briefly conquered Nonouti in the late 19th century and the means by which his rule was concluded.
Answer: King Tembinok' of Abemama, by a British warship.
King Tembinok' of Abemama briefly conquered Nonouti in the late 19th century, and his rule was ended by a British warship.
The Roman Catholic religion was initially established in Kiribati on Abemama island in 1888.
Answer: False
The Roman Catholic religion was first established in Kiribati on the island of Nonouti in 1888.
The first Catholic missionaries on Nonouti were Germans based in Samoa, arriving in the late 1880s and prioritizing church construction.
Answer: False
The initial Catholic missionaries were Frenchmen based in Tahiti, who arrived in the early 1880s and focused on translating religious texts and compiling dictionaries.
The inaugural priests from the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart arrived on Nonouti on May 10, 1888, having departed France in the same year.
Answer: True
The first priests from the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart indeed arrived on Nonouti on May 10, 1888, after their departure from France in the same year.
Upon their arrival, the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart discovered that the Gilbertese population lacked any prior exposure to the Gospel.
Answer: False
Upon their arrival, the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart found that a significant number of Gilbertese people had already been exposed to the Gospel.
Numerous Gilbertese natives initially encountered Protestant missionaries while engaged in plantation labor, having been subjected to blackbirding in the 1870s.
Answer: True
Many Gilbertese natives were indeed taken by blackbirders to work on plantations in the 1870s, where they first encountered Protestant missionaries.
Betero and Tiroi were early Catholic missionaries who arrived on Nonouti and promptly initiated the translation of religious texts.
Answer: False
Betero and Tiroi were laborers who returned to Nonouti and instructed locals in Christianity, building churches. The initial Catholic missionaries were Frenchmen who translated texts.
Prior to the arrival of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart, Betero and Tiroi had baptized 560 individuals and were providing Christian instruction to an additional 600 people.
Answer: True
Before the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart arrived, Betero and Tiroi had indeed baptized 560 people and were instructing 600 others in Christian teachings.
The graves of six significant foreign missionaries are situated in Matang village, adjacent to the government station.
Answer: False
The graves of six important foreign missionaries are located just behind the apse of the Catholic Church in Taboiaki village.
Specify the year and island where the Roman Catholic religion was first established in Kiribati.
Answer: 1888, Nonouti
The Roman Catholic religion was first established in Kiribati on the island of Nonouti in 1888.
Identify the first Catholic missionaries on Nonouti and their initial endeavors.
Answer: Frenchmen from Tahiti, who translated religious texts and compiled dictionaries.
The first Catholic missionaries were Frenchmen based in Tahiti, who arrived in the early 1880s and began translating religious texts and compiling dictionaries.
State the arrival date of the first priests from the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart on Nonouti.
Answer: May 10, 1888
The first priests from the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart arrived on Nonouti on May 10, 1888.
Describe the religious context of the Gilbertese people upon the arrival of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart.
Answer: A significant number had already been exposed to the Gospel.
Upon their arrival, the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart found that a significant number of Gilbertese people had already been exposed to the Gospel.
By what means did many Gilbertese natives first encounter Protestant missionaries?
Answer: While working on plantations on other Pacific islands after being taken by blackbirders in the 1870s.
Many Gilbertese natives were taken by blackbirders in the 1870s to work on plantations on other Pacific islands, where they encountered Protestant missionaries.
What significant contributions did Betero and Tiroi make to Christianity on Nonouti?
Answer: They instructed local people about Christianity and built churches for worship.
Betero and Tiroi were laborers who returned to Nonouti and instructed the local people about Christianity, building churches for worship.
Describe the scope of Betero and Tiroi's Christian work prior to the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart's arrival on Nonouti.
Answer: They had baptized 560 people and were instructing an additional 600 individuals.
Before the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart arrived, Betero and Tiroi had baptized 560 people and were instructing an additional 600 individuals in Christian teachings.
Specify the location of the graves of important foreign missionaries and other significant Catholic Church individuals on Nonouti.
Answer: Just behind the apse of the Catholic Church in Taboiaki village.
The graves of important foreign missionaries and other significant individuals to the Catholic Church are located just behind the apse of the Catholic Church in Taboiaki village.
According to the 2010 Census, Matang village recorded the highest population on Nonouti with 692 residents.
Answer: False
In the 2010 Census, Taboiaki village had the highest population with 692 residents, not Matang.
In 2010, Abamakoro village reported a population of 104 individuals and a land area of 457 hectares.
Answer: False
In 2010, Abamakoro village had a population of 104 people and a land area of 185 hectares (approximately 457 acres). The question incorrectly states the land area in hectares.
The aggregate land area for Temanoku, Rotuma, and Autukia villages totals 1,389 hectares.
Answer: False
The combined land area for Temanoku, Rotuma, and Autukia villages is 562 hectares (approximately 1,389 acres). The question incorrectly states the land area in hectares.
The 2010 Census data suggests that the combined area of Temanoku, Rotuma, and Autukia villages exhibited a population density of 1.5 people per hectare.
Answer: False
The 2010 Census data indicates that the combined area of Temanoku, Rotuma, and Autukia villages had a population density of 0.9 people per hectare.
In 2010, Matang village recorded a population of 537 individuals, and its shared land area with Taboiaki had a population density of 1.5 people per hectare.
Answer: True
In 2010, Matang village indeed had a population of 537 people, and its shared land area with Taboiaki had a density of 1.5 people per hectare.
Teuabu village reported a population of 269 individuals and a land area of 371 hectares in 2010.
Answer: False
In 2010, Teuabu village had a population of 269 people and a land area of 150 hectares (approximately 371 acres). The question incorrectly states the land area in hectares.
According to the 2010 Census data, which village on Nonouti had the largest population and how many residents did it comprise?
Answer: Taboiaki, 692 residents.
The 2010 Census data indicates that Taboiaki had the highest population on Nonouti with 692 residents.
Based on the 2010 Census, what were the population and land area figures for Abamakoro village?
Answer: 104 people, 185 hectares.
In 2010, Abamakoro village had a population of 104 people and a land area of 185 hectares.
What is the collective land area shared by Temanoku, Rotuma, and Autukia villages?
Answer: 562 hectares.
The villages of Temanoku, Rotuma, and Autukia share a combined land area of 562 hectares.
Based on the 2010 Census, what was the population density for the combined area of Temanoku, Rotuma, and Autukia villages?
Answer: 0.9 people per hectare.
The population density for the combined area of Temanoku, Rotuma, and Autukia villages was 0.9 people per hectare, based on the 2010 Census data.
What was Matang village's population in 2010, and what was the population density for its shared land area with Taboiaki?
Answer: 537 people; 1.5 people per hectare.
In 2010, Matang village had a population of 537 people, and its shared land area with Taboiaki had a density of 1.5 people per hectare.