id string | prompt string | reference string | task_type string | variant string | model_output string |
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f1-en | In what year did Morocco gain independence? Answer in one sentence. | 1956 | f | en | Morocco gained independence in the year 1956. |
f2-en | What is the largest city in Morocco by population? | Casablanca | f | en | The largest city in Morocco by population is Casablanca. Casablanca is not only the capital and most populous city of Morocco but also its largest port and commercial center. |
f3-en | How many countries does Morocco share a land border with? Name them. | 2: Algeria, Spain (Ceuta/Melilla via land) | f | en | Morocco shares land borders with four countries:
1. Algeria
2. Mauritania
3. Western Sahara (claimed by Morocco)
4. Spain (on the northern coast) |
f4-en | What is the currency of Morocco? | Moroccan dirham (MAD) | f | en | The currency of Morocco is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD). |
f5-en | What is the capital of Morocco? | Rabat | f | en | The capital of Morocco is Rabat. |
f6-en | What is the highest mountain in Morocco? | Toubkal (4,167 m) | f | en | The highest mountain in Morocco is the Toubkal, which reaches an elevation of 4,167 meters (13,671 feet) above sea level. It is located in the High Atlas Mountains and is part of the Toubkal National Park. |
f7-en | Which mountain range runs through central Morocco? | The Atlas Mountains | f | en | The mountain range that runs through central Morocco is the Rif Mountains. The Rif Mountains stretch from the Spanish border in the north to the Atlantic Ocean in the south and cover an area of about 15,000 square kilometers (5,800 sq mi). They form a natural barrier between the coastal plains and the interior of Moroc... |
f8-en | Which ocean borders Morocco's western coast? | Atlantic Ocean | f | en | Morocco's western coast borders the Atlantic Ocean. |
f9-en | Which sea borders Morocco to the north? | Mediterranean Sea | f | en | The sea that borders Morocco to the north is the Mediterranean Sea. Morocco's northern coast extends along the Mediterranean Sea, which separates it from Europe and connects it to the Atlantic Ocean to the west. |
f10-en | Which strait separates Morocco from Spain? | Strait of Gibraltar | f | en | The strait that separates Morocco from Spain is the Strait of Gibraltar. This narrow body of water connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Atlantic Ocean and is a crucial maritime route between Europe and Africa. |
f11-en | What are the official languages of Morocco? | Arabic and Amazigh (Berber) | f | en | The official language of Morocco is Arabic. However, Moroccan Arabic (Darija) and Berber (Amazigh) languages are widely spoken and recognized as national languages alongside Arabic. English is also commonly used in tourism and business sectors. |
f12-en | Who is the current king of Morocco? | Mohammed VI | f | en | The current king of Morocco is Mohammed VI. |
f13-en | What is the oldest university in the world still operating, located in Fez? | University of al-Qarawiyyin (founded 859) | f | en | The oldest university in the world that is still operating and located in Fez is Al-Qarawiyyin University (also known as Al-Qarawiyyin). It was founded in 859 CE (13 years after the death of the Prophet Muhammad) by a lady named Fatima al-Fihri. This makes it one of the oldest universities in the world, predating many ... |
f14-en | Which Moroccan city is known as the 'Red City'? | Marrakech | f | en | The Moroccan city known as the "Red City" is Erfoud. It is famous for its red sandstone architecture and the production of high-quality dates, which are a significant part of its economy and culture. Erfoud is also known for hosting the world's largest gypsum mine, which can be seen from the city's rooftops. |
f15-en | Which Moroccan city is known as the 'Blue City'? | Chefchaouen | f | en | The Moroccan city known as the "Blue City" is Chefchaouen. This picturesque town is famous for its blue-washed buildings, which give it a distinctive and serene appearance. It's a popular destination for tourists who come to explore its narrow streets, colorful houses, and charming atmosphere. |
f16-en | What is the name of the large desert in southeastern Morocco? | Sahara Desert | f | en | The large desert in southeastern Morocco is called the Tafilalt Desert. It's part of the larger Sahara Desert and covers an area of about 10,000 square kilometers (3,900 square miles). This desert region is known for its flat terrain and sparse population. |
f17-en | What is the traditional Moroccan dish of steamed semolina, usually served on Fridays? | Couscous | f | en | The traditional Moroccan dish you're referring to is called "B'sara" (also spelled as "B'sha'ra"). It is indeed a steamed semolina dish that is often served on Fridays, which is a common practice in many Muslim communities, including Morocco, as it coincides with the Friday prayer (Jumu'ah) and the end of the fasting p... |
f18-en | What is the name of the conical clay pot used for slow-cooked Moroccan stews? | Tagine | f | en | The conical clay pot used for slow-cooking Moroccan stews is called a "tagine." It's a traditional earthenware or ceramic pot with a tall, narrow shape that helps to retain moisture and infuse flavors during cooking. Tagines are often used to prepare hearty stews and other dishes in Moroccan cuisine. |
f19-en | What is the main religion in Morocco? | Islam | f | en | The main religion in Morocco is Islam. It is the official state religion and plays a significant role in Moroccan culture, society, and daily life. Approximately 98% of the population is Muslim, with Sunni Islam being predominant. Morocco has a rich Islamic heritage, and many aspects of Moroccan culture, including arch... |
f20-en | What is the international country code (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) for Morocco? | MA | f | en | The international country code (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) for Morocco is MA. |
f21-en | What is the international dialing code for Morocco? | +212 | f | en | The international dialing code for Morocco is +212. |
f22-en | What is the name of the famous main square and market in Marrakech? | Jemaa el-Fnaa | f | en | The famous main square and market in Marrakech is called the Jemaa el-Fnaa Square. It's one of the largest and most vibrant squares in Africa, known for its nightly street performances, food stalls, and bustling activity. |
f23-en | Which Moroccan city hosts the Hassan II Mosque? | Casablanca | f | en | The Hassan II Mosque is located in Casablanca, Morocco. It is one of the largest mosques in the world and can accommodate up to 25,000 worshippers for prayer. The mosque also features an impressive observation deck on its roof from which visitors can see the Atlantic Ocean and the city of Casablanca. |
f24-en | In what year did Morocco's national football team reach the World Cup semi-finals? | 2022 | f | en | Morocco's national football team reached the World Cup semi-finals in the 2022 FIFA World Cup, which was held in Qatar. This achievement made history as it was the first time an African team had reached this stage of the World Cup. Morocco won their group stage matches against South Korea, Portugal, and Spain, before d... |
f25-en | Which dynasty currently rules Morocco? | The Alaouite dynasty | f | en | Morocco is not currently under the rule of any single dynasty. The current ruling family in Morocco is the Alaouite Dynasty, which has been in power since 1666. However, it's important to note that the country is governed by a constitutional monarchy, and the current monarch is King Mohammed VI. Morocco is an independe... |
f26-en | Which Moroccan port city is the largest on the Mediterranean coast near Tangier? | Tangier-Med (near Tangier) | f | en | The largest port city on the Mediterranean coast near Tangier in Morocco is Safi. However, it's important to note that Safi is not as large or significant as Tangier itself. Safi is a smaller city compared to Tangier, but it does have an important port and is located along the Mediterranean coast. Tangier, on the other... |
f27-en | What is the traditional Moroccan mint tea often called? | Maghrebi mint tea (atay) | f | en | The traditional Moroccan mint tea is often called "Moroccan Mint Tea" or "Menthe Marocaine." It's a popular and distinctive type of tea that is widely enjoyed in Morocco and among Moroccans around the world. This tea is known for its refreshing taste and aroma, which is a result of the high concentration of fresh mint ... |
f28-en | Which Moroccan coastal city was formerly known as Mogador? | Essaouira | f | en | The Moroccan coastal city that was formerly known as Mogador is Essaouira (also spelled Essaouir or Azilal). Essaouira has been known under the name Mogador since ancient times and it was an important port for trade and commerce in the region. It's worth noting that while Essaouira is the modern-day name, the historica... |
f29-en | What time zone does Morocco mainly use (standard offset from UTC)? | UTC+1 (UTC+0 during Ramadan) | f | en | Morocco primarily uses the Western European Time (WET) or sometimes known as Central European Time (CET) standard time. This is 1 hour ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC+01:00). However, it observes daylight saving time (DST), which means it moves to UTC+02:00 for about 3 months during the summer months. So, in t... |
f30-en | In what year did Morocco join the African Union again after leaving in 1984? | 2017 | f | en | Morocco rejoined the African Union (AU) on July 7, 2007. Prior to this, Morocco had left the AU in 1984 and re-joined in 2007. This decision was made following negotiations between Morocco and the AU. Morocco's re-admittance was a significant step towards resolving long-standing disputes and improving relations within ... |
f31-en | What is the traditional Moroccan long hooded robe called? | Djellaba | f | en | The traditional Moroccan long hooded robe is called a "Tagelmust" or "Tagia." It's also known as a "Boubous" or "Béchems" in some contexts. This garment is often worn by men and women and is an important part of Moroccan culture and fashion. |
f32-en | What is the name of the national airline of Morocco? | Royal Air Maroc | f | en | The national airline of Morocco is Royal Air Maroc (RAM). |
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