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  • Which empire ruled Bosnia and Herzegovina for several centuries?
    Mongol Empire
    Ottoman Empire
    Aztec Empire
    Inca Empire
  • Which river flows beneath Mostar's famous bridge?
    Neretva River
    Danube River
    Drina River
    Sava River
  • Which city is famous for its historic bridge and Ottoman-era architecture?
    Lisbon
    Warsaw
    Oslo
    Mostar
  • Which city hosted the 1984 Winter Olympics?
    Tuzla
    Sarajevo
    Banja Luka
    Mostar
  • Which river is one of the major rivers of Bosnia and Herzegovina and flows through the eastern region?
    Rhine River
    Thames River
    Drina River
    Seine River
  • In what year did Bosnia and Herzegovina declare independence?
    2001
    1975
    1980
    1992
  • What is Baščaršija?
    A mountain near Mostar
    A Roman amphitheater
    A historic bazaar in Sarajevo
    A national park in Croatia
  • Which sea does Bosnia and Herzegovina have a small coastline on?
    Baltic Sea
    Black Sea
    North Sea
    Adriatic Sea
  • Which mountain range dominates much of Bosnia and Herzegovina?
    The Apennines
    The Dinaric Alps
    The Scandinavian Mountains
    The Pyrenees
  • What is the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina?
    Sarajevo
    Skopje
    Zagreb
    Belgrade
  • Which country borders Bosnia and Herzegovina to the east?
    Italy
    Hungary
    Serbia
    Austria
  • In which US state were the peace negotiations that produced the Dayton Accords held?
    California
    Ohio
    Texas
    Florida
  • What is the name of the agreement that helped end the Bosnian War in 1995?
    Congress of Vienna
    Dayton Accords
    Treaty of Versailles
    Treaty of Rome
  • Which currency is used in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
    Convertible mark
    Dinar
    Euro
    Swiss franc
  • What is the name of Mostar's famous historic bridge?
    Rialto Bridge
    Tower Bridge
    Stari Most
    Charles Bridge
  • Which traditional food consists of small grilled minced-meat sausages?
    Sushi
    Paella
    Pierogi
    Ćevapi
  • What is the name of Bosnia and Herzegovina's three-member collective head of state?
    The Federal Monarchy
    The Presidency
    The Royal Council
    The Senate of Kings
  • Which city was the center of the Byzantine Empire?
    London
    Constantinople
    Paris
    Madrid
  • Which ancient city was buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79?
    Carthage
    Athens
    Sparta
    Pompeii
  • Which empire built the Colosseum in Rome?
    Roman Empire
    Mongol Empire
    Mali Empire
    Persian Empire
  • What was the main purpose of the Silk Road?
    To connect South America with Australia
    To connect trading networks between Asia and Europe
    To build a railway across Africa
    To transport spices only within Britain
  • Which invention is Johannes Gutenberg famous for developing in Europe?
    The movable-type printing press
    The telephone
    The electric light bulb
    The steam locomotive
  • Which country shares the longest border with Bosnia and Herzegovina?
    Croatia
    Bulgaria
    Albania
    Greece
  • What is the country's highest mountain?
    Mount Maglić
    Mount Triglav
    Mount Olympus
    Mount Vesuvius
  • In which year did World War II end?
    1918
    1939
    1955
    1945
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina was part of which country for most of the period after World War II?
    East Germany
    Czechoslovakia
    Albania
    Yugoslavia
  • In which region of Europe is Bosnia and Herzegovina located?
    Southwestern Europe
    Western Europe
    Southeastern Europe
    Northern Europe
  • Which three languages are officially used in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
    Bosnian, Serbian and Croatian
    Serbian, Romanian and Bulgarian
    Croatian, Slovenian and Hungarian
    Bosnian, Albanian and Greek
  • Which country took control of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1878?
    Spain
    Austria-Hungary
    The Netherlands
    Sweden
  • Which famous explorer reached the Americas in 1492 while sailing for Spain?
    Ferdinand Magellan
    Christopher Columbus
    Marco Polo
    James Cook
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