Giza - Quiz
A) Only local pharmacies B) Only public clinics C) Exclusively international hospitals D) Private to public facilities
A) By reducing the number of local pharmacies B) By privatizing all medical centers C) By relying solely on foreign aid D) Through investment in the development of public hospitals
A) Cairo General Hospital B) Nile Valley Hospital C) ABC Hospital D) Alexandria Medical Center
A) Giza Central Hospital B) Sphinx Specialized Hospital C) Pyramid Health Center D) Pharaohs Medical Hub
A) Port Said Medical Clinic B) Luxor Metropolitan Hospital C) El Safa Hospital D) Aswan Community Hospital
A) Sphinx International Airport B) Cairo International Airport C) Aswan International Airport D) Luxor International Airport
A) 10 kilometers from Giza B) 45 kilometers from Giza C) 100 kilometers from Giza D) Directly inside Giza
A) 2020 B) 2018 C) 2017 D) 2015
A) To serve as a military-only base B) To completely replace Cairo International Airport C) To handle cargo flights exclusively D) As an alternative to the congested Cairo International Airport
A) The Citadel of Qaitbay B) The Giza necropolis and the Grand Egyptian Museum C) The Valley of the Kings and Karnak Temple D) The Bibliotheca Alexandrina
A) Pharaohs Railway Terminal B) Greater Cairo Central Station C) Upper Egypt Railway Station D) Giza Junction
A) Zamalek district B) Heliopolis district C) Bashteel district D) Maadi district
A) To serve as an airport terminal B) To replace all subway lines in Cairo C) To serve as a new major railway hub and relieve congestion at Ramses Station D) To handle only freight trains
A) Metro B) Giza Rapid Transit C) Subway Express D) Cairo Underground
A) Smooth and fast-moving B) Light and well-regulated C) Overwhelming and overcrowded D) Empty and quiet
A) Nile Corniche B) Pharaohs Avenue C) Desert Highway D) Ring Road
A) Saft El Laban axis B) Giza Central axis C) Nile axis D) Sphinx axis
A) 2015 B) 2018 C) 2020 D) 2017
A) 2015 B) 2020 C) 2017 D) 2019
A) Large cruise ships B) High-speed hovercrafts C) Wooden canoes without motors D) Motorized feluccas
A) Inside the subway tunnels B) Along the Ring Road canals C) Along the Nile River D) Across the desert highways
A) Trolleybuses and double-deckers B) Minibuses and public buses C) School buses and tour buses D) Electric buses and coaches
A) The Greco-Roman collection B) The Modern art collection C) The Islamic art collection D) The Tutankhamun collection
A) Coptic Museum B) Nubian Museum C) Egyptian Museum in Tahrir D) Museum of Egyptian Civilization
A) By the end of 2022 B) By the end of 2015 C) By the end of 2020 D) By the end of 2018
A) Islamic architecture and science B) Modern Egyptian history and politics C) Middle Eastern natural history D) Ancient Egypt and its culture, society, and artifacts
A) The oldest museum in Africa B) The tallest museum tower in the world C) The most expensive building in Egypt D) The largest museum in the world for a single civilization
A) A conservation center, a conference center, and various dining and shopping areas B) A sports stadium and a university campus C) A subway station and a train depot D) A hotel and an international airport terminal
A) Al Assema Hospital B) Maadi Military Hospital C) Heliopolis General Hospital D) Cairo University Hospital
A) Alexandria Royal Hospital B) Aswan Medical Center C) El Salam Hospital El Haram D) Luxor Health Clinic
A) Sphinx General Hospital B) Giza Specialized Hospital C) Cairo Specialized Hospital D) Nile Specialized Hospital
A) El Nozha Hospital B) El Shorouk Hospital C) El Mokattam Hospital D) El Rehab Hospital
A) Governorate of Cairo B) Governorate of Aswan C) Governorate of Alexandria D) Governorate of Luxor
A) Cairo–Giza expressway B) Aswan agricultural road C) Cairo–Alexandria desert road D) Red Sea coastal highway
A) Nasr City area B) 6th of October area C) New Cairo area D) Shubra area
A) Beni Suef B) Alexandria C) Port Said D) Suez
A) Gharbia B) Fayoum C) Minya D) Damietta
A) Cairo South Station B) Sphinx Railway Station C) Giza Central Station D) Bashteel Railway Station
A) An extensive road network B) A cable car network C) A monorail system D) A high-speed bullet train
A) Largest city B) Second-largest city C) Fourth-largest city D) Third-largest city
A) Tenth-largest city B) Fifth-largest city C) Twentieth-largest city D) Eighteenth-largest city
A) 2,681,863 B) 6,272,571 C) 4,872,448 D) 4,458,135
A) Exactly 50 kilometres B) 5 kilometres C) Less than 30 kilometres D) More than 100 kilometres
A) Qorsaya B) Giza C) Mit Rahina D) Al-Warraq
A) Pharaoh Khufu B) Pharaoh Ramses II C) Pharaoh Narmer D) Pharaoh Tutankhamun
A) Roughly 1500 BC B) Roughly 500 BC C) Roughly 2000 AD D) Roughly 3100 BC
A) 10.2 million B) 14.7 million C) 20.5 million D) 5.4 million
A) Al Ahly SC B) Pyramids FC C) Zamalek SC D) Ismaily SC
A) Five districts B) Three districts C) Twelve districts D) Nine districts
A) 4,872,448 B) 2,681,863 C) 6,272,571 D) 4,458,135
A) 4,872,448 B) 4,458,135 C) 6,272,571 D) 2,681,863
A) 1750 B) 1925 C) 1884 D) 1900
A) Elephantine Island B) Qorsaya Island C) Gezira Island D) Al-Warraq Island
A) Qorsaya Island B) Al-Warraq Island C) Dahab Island D) Roda Island
A) Al-Warraq Island B) Dahab Island C) Qorsaya Island D) Gezira Island
A) Cfb B) BWh C) Am D) Dfc
A) Autumn B) Summer C) Winter D) Spring
A) 40 °C B) 50 °C C) 30 °C D) 25 °C
A) About 20 °C B) About 0 °C C) About 5 °C D) About 12 °C
A) Seasonal B) Constant C) Heavy D) Infrequent
A) Common every winter B) Occurs annually C) Frequent in spring D) Extremely rare
A) 46 °C B) 43 °C C) 40 °C D) 50 °C
A) 5 August 1965 B) 21 July 1970 C) 13 June 1965 D) 13 June 1985
A) 8 January 1966 B) 15 January 1975 C) 20 December 1965 D) 8 February 1966
A) Underground caves B) Giant pyramids C) Mud-brick mastabas D) Rock-cut tombs
A) Alexandria or Pelusium B) Memphis or Helopolis C) Babylon or Fustat D) Phylake or Terso
A) The side of the height B) The great pyramid C) The desert edge D) The fortress
A) Tanta B) Taba C) Toukh D) Tersa
A) Memphis B) Tipersis C) Fustat D) Phylake
A) Artaxerxes Ochus or Hūš B) Alexander the Great C) Julius Caesar D) Ramesses II
A) A Byzantine emperor B) A Roman general C) Hūš D) A Persian pharaoh
A) 650 AD B) 639 AD C) 622 AD D) 642 AD
A) 641 AD B) 633 AD C) 639 AD D) 636 AD
A) 641 AD B) 639 AD C) 636 AD D) 642 AD
A) 641 AD B) 642 AD C) 639 AD D) 650 AD
A) Year 21 B) Year 10 C) Year 30 D) Year 15
A) It is unknown B) It means 'the fortress' in Coptic C) It is derived from Arabic exclusively D) It comes strictly from Greek
A) Everett-Heath B) Peust C) Eutychius D) Al-Maqrizi
A) Al-Maqrizi B) Everett-Heath C) Peust D) Abu Salih
A) Eutychius B) Peust C) Al-Maqrizi D) Everett-Heath
A) Desert, wind B) Height, pyramid C) Edge, side D) Fortress, castle
A) Local People's Council B) Giza Elementary Court C) Health Affairs Directorate D) Executive Council
A) Bulaq el-Dakrur B) El-Haram C) Agouza D) North Giza
A) Studio Misr B) Cinecittà C) Paramount Pictures D) Universal Studios
A) 1984 B) 1974 C) 2024 D) 1891
A) $10.5 billion B) $8.4 billion C) $20.2 billion D) $15.3 billion
A) Alexandria B) Saqqara C) Karnak D) Thebes
A) 1891 B) 1974 C) 1984 D) 2024
A) Anwar Sadat B) Gustave Eiffel C) King Fuad D) Adel El-Ghadban
A) 80 acres B) 120 acres C) 200 acres D) 50 acres
A) King Fuad B) Gamal Abdel Nasser C) Anwar Sadat D) Gustave Eiffel
A) 1974 B) 1924 C) 1891 D) 1984
A) Gamal Abdel Nasser's presidency B) The Khedive's rule C) Anwar Sadat's presidency D) King Fuad's reign
A) Cairo B) Trieste C) Memphis D) Imbaba
A) Over 100 B) Over 250 C) Over 175 D) Over 75
A) Bears B) Zebras C) Giraffes D) Elephants
A) 2025 B) 2023 C) 2021 D) 2020
A) 200 B) 186 C) 175 D) 150
A) 85 B) 71 C) 100 D) 50
A) Safari Trips B) Oceania Zone C) Arctic Zone D) Australian Zone |
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