- Have any questions?
- [email protected]
- Home
- Which religion has the most followers in the Netherlands?
These questions are from this test. Would you like to take a practice test?
Trivial Practice Quiz world - Test 156 | Englishfreetest.com
- 30 minutes
- 15 questions
Some questions from the same exam
- December 26, 1776 saw the Battle of Trenton in what was then the American colonies. Which statement explains why Washington was victorious?
- In World War I, the Germans used large amounts of poison gas against their enemies. In 1915 a large poison gas attack by Germany against the Russians failed. Why?
- How did weather affect D-Day (the first day of the Invasion of Normandy in World War 2)?
- The Chinese army was able to invade South Korea in 1951 because what river froze?
- In 1954 the French were defeated at this very famous battle partly because their area of defense received 50% more rain than any other area of Vietnam, which badly effected their equipment.
- In 1980, U.S. President Jimmy Carter tried to free American hostages via a helicopter attack. Where were these hostages held?
- All military equipment is effected by weather. During the Vietnam War, the Americans expected their equipment to last an average of 8 years. On average, how long did the equipment last in reality?
- Once there was a settlement called New Amsterdam (named after Amsterdam) that was sold to the British. Under what name is New Amsterdam now known?
- For which flower is the Netherlands particularly famous?
- Since it gained its independence from the Spanish Empire, the Netherlands has always been a monarchy.
- The Netherlands has the biggest sea port of Europe.
- In which of the following countries is Dutch not an official language?
- Until 1890, the Dutch King was Head of State of this country.
- The Netherlands was the largest exporter of agricultural products in the world for 2006.
- Which religion has the most followers in the Netherlands?
Some other questions you may be interested in
refer to the following online discussion.
Rowan Garcia
8:02 A.M.
Welcome back, Caryn! How was the conference on International Business Regulations?
Caryn Clark
8:03 A.M
It was incredibly informative! It was a long trip to get to the U.K., but it was worth it. I attended a lot of useful lectures throughout the week.
Earl Stefanski8:05 A.M
I reviewed the conference program, and it looks like those experts covered several topics that are relevant to our corporation.
Caryn Clark
8:06 A.M.
They did! We've been planning to expand into Europe for a few years. At this conference, I learned a lot about the differences between European and American corporate regulations.
Rowan Garcia
8:07 A.M
That is precisely why I was disappointed that we couldn't send more people.
Caryn Clark
8:08 A.M
I understand. It was an expensive conference. I'll be delivering a 8:08 A.M. presentation next week that summarizes the lectures I attended, but think next year we need to send more people.
Earl Stefanski
8:10 A.M.
Where is the conference being held next year? If it's closer then we can discuss it.
Carýn Clark
8:11 A.M.
It'll be here in the U.S., in Seattle, which eliminates the travel costs. I strongly recommend that most members of our department go.
Earl Stefanski
8:13 A.M.
Okay. I'll get things started. If I file an expense request before next year's budget is created, we'll be more likely to get approval.
SEND- What has Ms. Clark done recently?
- What can be inferred about the writers' company?
At 8:13 A.M., what does Mr. Stefanski mean when he writes, "I'll get things started"?
refer to the following review.
Book Review: On the Tightrope
By Monica Lohr
Best-selling novelist Ken Wrigley triumphs again with his latest book, On the Tightrope, the second installment of the popular Annie Harrison series. The plot grips the reader from the very first page. When a famous pop star goes missing, Detective Annie Harrison is assigned to the case. But her journey to find the truth behind the disappearance leads her to a mysterious underground society. The story's twists and turns will leave you guessing until the dramatic ending.
The book was a pleasure to read, and I especially loved Wrigley's creation of one-of-a-kind characters, who I was thinking about long after I had finished the book. -[1]- However, a portion of Detective Harrison's background is given in the previous book in the series, An Open Door, so I recommend reading that one before going on to On the Tightrope. -[2]-Wrigley's publisher has hinted that the final book in the trilogy, No Way Out, will be released as early as next year, but very few details have been provided.
-[3]- Wrigley has been doing book signings across the U.S., and on May 1 he plans to hold a live online session, during which fans will be able to chat and ask questions in real time. Wrigley will also attend the awards banquet for the National Writers Association on May 13. -[4]- He has been nominated for three awards.- How would On the Tightrope most likely be classified?