Poland Multiple Choice

How much do you know about Poland?
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1. Who is Donald Tusk?
A TV parody of Donald Trump ("tusk" means "crazy")
A winner of the Eurovision Song Contest
The richest man within the European Union in 2018
The President of the European Council and former Polish PM
2. What applies to around 90% of the Polish population?
They regard the Communist era in a positive light.
They speak Russian as a first or second language.
They live in rural areas.
They are Catholic.
3. What is King John III. Sobieski's most notable feat?
Defeating the Turks at the Battle of Vienna
Introducing Christianity by massacring pagan tribes
Refusing to flee the country in World War II and fighting for the Underground State
Attacking Prussia and occupying Berlin for a short time
4. What are pierogi?
Sausages
A kind of cheese
Dumplings
Soups
5. What is remarkable about the time between 1795 and 1918?
Poland did not exist as a sovereign country.
Exclusively female monarchs reigned over Poland.
Christians, Jews and Muslims were granted equal rights under the Edict of Warsaw.
The city of Danzig was destroyed in 1795 and not re-settled until 1918.
6. Which of these people was not Polish?
Franz Kafka
Frédéric Chopin
John Paul II.
Marie Curie
Franz Kafka was a citizen of Austria-Hungary, then of Czechoslovakia. He lived in Prague.
7. Regarding pronounciation, which letter from the English alphabet is most similar to the Polish letter ł?
j
w
v
d
8. Whose native language was Polish?
Herman Melville
Joseph Conrad
J. D. Salinger
Bram Stoker
He was born as Józef Teodor Konrad Korzeniowski. He wrote his books, among them "Heart of Darkness", in English, which he learned in his twenties.
9. Which of these rivers passes through Poland?
Volga
Vistula
Elbe
Danube
10. How many people approximately live in Poland?
75 million
40 million
18 million
5 million
11. What was the Solidarity movement opposed to?
The Nazi occupation
The Pope
The Austrian empire
The Communist regime
Its leader, Lech Wałęsa, became president of the republic in 1990.
12. Which book did Henryk Sienkiewicz write?
Quo Vadis
I, Claudius
Ben-Hur
The Grass Crown
13. Which of these movies was made by a Polish director?
One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest
Chinatown
The French Connection
Taxi Driver
Chinatown (1974) was directed by Roman Polanski.
14. Who lived in present-day Polish city Toruń?
Nicolaus Copernicus
Claudius Ptolemy
Thomas Aquinas
Nostradamus
15. Which historical event is known as "Potop", or "Deluge"?
The devastating invasion of the Swedish army
Mass emigration of workers after the fall of communism
A famine that significantly reduced the population shortly before World War I
It is the Polish name for "Blitzkrieg"
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