CIA World Factbook Questions

1. Japan: 126,186,156
    India: 1,296,834,042

2. Japan's TFR: 1.42

3. El Salvador's death rate: 5.8

4. None 23-28% (2015 est.)

5. Roman Catholic: 82.7%

6.  United States: 59,800

7. Nigeria: 5,900

8. Luxembourg: 105,100

9. United States: 76.2%

10. United States: 13,513
      Russia: 1,218

11. 1.201 Billion people without electricity

12. United States: 5.70
      Cuba: 4.40
      Canada: 4.50

13. Total: 38.2%
      Male: 52%
      Female: 24.2%

14. Monaco
      Japan
      Singapore

15. Afghanistan
      Zambia
      Lesotho

16. Monaco

17. Vietnam: 7.3
      South Korea: 10.4
      United States: 8.6
      India: 10.1
      Kenya: -
18. Germany: 1.24
      China: 1.87
      United States: 3.16

19. United States
      Russia
      Saudi Arabia

20. United States
      China
      India

21. Spanish: 13.4%
      Chinese: 1.1%
      English: 78.2%

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