Faisal II - Quiz
A) 14 July 1958 B) 1 February 1958 C) 11 February 1958 D) 14 February 1958
A) Iraq B) Britain C) Jordan D) Kuwait
A) Abdul-Karim Qasim B) Abd al-Ilah C) Abdul Sattar Sabaa Al-Ibousi D) King Hussein bin Talal
A) 11 February 1958 B) 14 July 1958 C) 14 February 1958 D) 1 February 1958
A) Front of National Union B) Supreme Committee of Free Officers C) United Arab Republic D) Arab Federation
A) Egypt B) Kuwait C) France D) Syria
A) Faisal B) Abd al-Ilah C) Abdul-Karim Qasim D) King Hussein
A) Hussein B) Abdul-Karim Qasim C) Abdul Sattar Sabaa Al-Ibousi D) Abd al-Ilah
A) 1957 B) 1958 C) 1955 D) 1956
A) Syria B) Iraq C) Jordan D) Egypt
A) United Arab Republic B) Baghdad Pact C) Arab Federation D) Front of National Union
A) February 1958 B) 1956 C) February 1957 D) July 1958
A) Only the Ba'ath Party and Communists B) Royal Guards and Free Officers C) National Democrats, Independents, Communists, and the Ba'ath Party D) National Democrats and British Loyalists
A) Royal Guard B) Union Government C) Supreme Committee of Free Officers D) Royal Iraqi Army
A) Najaf uprisings B) Suez Crisis C) Lebanon crisis D) 14 July Revolution
A) Captain Abdul Sattar Sabaa Al-Ibousi B) King Hussein C) Colonel Abdul-Karim Qasim D) Abd al-Ilah
A) 14 July 1958 B) 1 February 1958 C) 14 February 1958 D) February 1957
A) To defend the palace at all costs B) To counterattack the Ministry of Defence C) To flee to Jordan D) To offer no resistance
A) Colonel Abdul-Karim Qasim B) King Hussein C) Captain Abdul Sattar Sabaa Al-Ibousi D) Abd al-Ilah
A) Ministry of Defence B) Baghdad Palace C) Royal Palace D) Rihab Palace
A) Princess Abadiya B) Crown Princess Hiyam C) Princess Nafeesa D) Faisal's aunt
A) Faisal's aunt B) Crown Princess Hiyam C) Princess Abadiya D) Princess Nafeesa
A) Princess Nafeesa B) None C) Crown Princess Hiyam D) Princess Abadiya
A) The roof B) Kitchen C) Main front gates D) The newly completed Royal Palace
A) Palace courtyard B) Kitchen garden C) Ministry of Defence D) Rihab Palace gates
A) In the leg or hip B) He was not shot C) In the head and neck D) In the back
A) Princess Nafeesa B) Princess Abadiya C) King Faisal II D) Princess Hiyam
A) The newly completed Royal Palace B) Rihab Palace C) Jordan D) Ministry of Defence
A) It was hanged B) It was buried immediately C) It was dragged through the streets D) It was sent to Jordan
A) Captain Abdul Sattar Sabaa Al-Ibousi B) King Faisal II C) The Crown Prince D) Colonel Abdul-Karim Qasim
A) 2 May 1935 B) 4 April 1939 C) 14 July 1958 D) 14 July 1953
A) Ten years B) Fifty years C) Thirty-seven years D) Twenty years
A) Ten B) Five C) Seven D) Three
A) Faisal took full control of the government B) A pro-Axis coup d'état overthrew the regent C) The regency ended permanently D) The monarchy was abolished
A) France B) United Kingdom C) United States D) Egypt
A) Grove Lodge B) Sandroyd School C) Royal Al-Rehab Palace D) Harrow School
A) February 1958 B) April 1939 C) May 1953 D) July 1958
A) Malaria B) Tuberculosis C) Asthma D) Diabetes
A) A combined Allied force B) The United States Army C) The Egyptian monarchy D) Only the Royal Air Force
A) 143 B) 50 C) 100 D) 200
A) Ink and parchment B) Pencil or crayon C) Oil paint and canvas D) Watercolors
A) 15 B) 19 C) 17 D) 21
A) Highway construction B) Irrigation projects C) Railway systems D) Space exploration
A) 16 August, 1952 B) 12 July, 1952 C) 12 August, 1952 D) 1 September, 1952
A) Philadelphia B) New York C) Boston D) Washington, D.C.
A) Chrysler Building B) Woolworth Building C) Empire State Building D) Rockefeller Center
A) Fiorello La Guardia B) Vincent R. Impellitteri C) Robert Wagner Jr. D) William O'Dwyer
A) Yankee Stadium B) Ebbets Field C) Polo Grounds D) Fenway Park
A) Brooklyn Dodgers B) New York Giants C) New York Yankees D) Boston Red Sox
A) By reading the scoreboard B) By looking at the color of their hats C) By asking the umpire D) His aide told him the names were written on the players' clothes
A) Broadway Theatre B) Radio City Music Hall C) Carnegie Hall D) Metropolitan Opera House
A) Shell B) Esso Oil Company C) Standard Oil D) Texaco
A) LaGuardia Airport B) Ronald Reagan Airport C) Newark Airport D) JFK Airport
A) Harry Truman B) John Kennedy C) Dwight Eisenhower D) Franklin Roosevelt
A) George Marshall B) Dean Acheson C) John Foster Dulles D) Henry Kissinger
A) John Wayne B) Cary Grant C) James Mason D) Humphrey Bogart
A) Jackie Robinson B) Babe Ruth C) Joe DiMaggio D) Jesse Owens
A) Two weeks B) Six months C) Three months D) Five weeks
A) 1952 B) 1948 C) 1955 D) 1953
A) Six members B) Ten members C) Twelve members D) Four members
A) Walter Gropius B) Le Corbusier C) Werner March D) Alvar Aalto
A) William Dunkel B) Werner March C) Frank Lloyd Wright D) J. Brian Cooper
A) J. Brian Cooper B) British Board of Trade C) Development Board D) Iraq Petroleum Company
A) William Dunkel B) Alvar Aalto C) Werner March D) Le Corbusier
A) Walter Gropius B) Le Corbusier C) J. Brian Cooper D) Frank Lloyd Wright
A) Alvar Aalto B) Werner March C) William Dunkel D) Frank Lloyd Wright
A) Baghdad University B) National Parliament C) Iraq Museum D) al-Shawy Mosque
A) Gamal Abdel Nasser B) William Dunkel C) 'Abd al-Ilah D) Nuri al-Sa'id
A) Revolution B) Pan-Arab nationalism C) Economic inequality D) The Baghdad Pact
A) An Egyptian prince B) A military general C) An Iraqi historian D) A Belgian comic creator
A) He was defending himself from an attack B) He was following direct orders from Saddam Hussein C) He remembered Palestine D) He wanted to start a new regime
A) King Abdullah I B) Safa Khulusi C) Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi D) Prince Muhammad 'Ali Ibrahim
A) Arabic B) English C) Persian D) French
A) 1958 B) 1957 C) 1951 D) 1945
A) 100 copies B) 10 copies C) 1,000 copies D) 50 copies
A) Hergé B) Al-Ibousi C) Safa Khulusi D) Saddam Hussein
A) Iraqi B) Jordanian C) Egyptian D) Belgian
A) The fifteenth volume B) The last volume C) The first volume D) The tenth volume
A) King Abdullah I B) Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi C) Safa Khulusi D) Abd al-Ilah
A) Admiral of the Fleet B) Marshal C) Field Marshal D) Air Vice-Marshal
A) Belgium B) Egypt C) Jordan D) Iraq |
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