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Mood -vocabulary - Italian lesson

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1. Le plus vaste département français

2. 20 îles, 515 km2, climat subantarctique

3. Pointe-à-Pitre à 6750 km de Paris

4. Gauguin et Brel y sont enterrés

5. Eruption de la montagne Pelée en 1902

6. Mamoudzou dans l'océan Indien

7. Dépendance de la Guadeloupe

8. Chef-lieu Nouméa, surnom le Caillou

9. Séparées de 240 km l'une de l'autre

10. 750.000 habitants dans les Mascareignes

11. Reconnue par Cook en 1776

12. Base Dumont d'Urville, 27 habitants

13. proud

14. light-hearted

15. dazed

16. happy

17. pleased

18. teasing

19. dubious

20. thoughtful

21. dumbstruck

22. ill-tempered

23. unhappy

24. angry

25. sad

26. sheepish

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