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    Question 1: Which of the following music formations had a resident of Ibiza among its members?
    A. Nine Inch Nails
    B. Engima
    C. Metallica
    D. ABBA
    Question 2: Ibizas name dates back to 654 BC when Phoenician settlers founded a port called Ibossim. What is the meaning of this name?
    A. Pine Island
    B. It is a dedication to a god of the fire
    C. It is a dedication to a god of music and dance
    D. Blossom Island
    Question 3: The Ushiku Daibutsu, which depicts Amitabha Buddha, is located in this country.
    A. India
    B. Brazil
    C. China
    D. Japan
    Question 4: This statue, which was enshrined in 2005, is 108-metre (354 ft) tall.
    A. Yellow Chinese emperors Huangdi and Yandi, China
    B. Statue of Peter I, Moscow, Russia
    C. Motherland, Kiev, Ukraine
    D. Buddhist statue of Guanyin, Sanya, China
    Question 5: A statue of two ancient emperors, named Huangdi and Yandi, is located in China.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 6: Which of these is a memorial of the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945)?
    A. Motherland, Kiev, Ukraine
    B. Statue of Peter I, Moscow, Russia
    C. None of these
    D. Statue of Liberty, Liberty Island, New York
    Question 7: What statue was designed by Georgian designer Zurab Tsereteli to commemorate 300 years of the Russian Navy?
    A. Russias Statue of Liberty
    B. Bronze Horseman
    C. None of these
    D. Peter the Great Statue in Moscow
    Question 8: Which colossal statue was given to the United States by France in 1886?
    A. Black Hawk Statue
    B. Madonna of the Trail
    C. The Statue of Liberty
    D. The Vulcan Statue
    Question 9: The Motherland Calls is a statue designed to commemorate the Soviet victory in the Eastern Front of World War II.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 10: At the time of its construction this statue of Buddha was the tallest statue in the world.
    A. Buddha of Bamyan, Afghanistan
    B. Buddha of Bamyan, Afghanistan
    C. Buddhist statue of Guanyin, Sanya, China
    D. Statue of Lanshan Buddha, Lanshan, China
    Question 11: Which monumental statues were destroyed by the Taliban in 2001 because they were considered “idolsâ€.
    A. None of these
    B. The Skobelev Monuments, Moscow
    C. Both of these
    D. The Buddhas of Bamyan, Afghanistan
    Question 12: Christ the Redeemer is a statue located at the peak of the Corcovado mountain.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 13: What type of food is the Pavlova, very popular in Australia and New Zealand?
    A. Dessert
    B. Stew
    C. Soup
    D. Salad
    Question 14: The Cougnou Christmas bread is traditionally shaped like what?
    A. Cross
    B. Star
    C. Baby
    D. Heart
    Question 15: What type of fish is traditionally consumed smoked at Christmas in France?
    A. Pike
    B. Salmon
    C. Cod
    D. Carp