Antananarivo - Test
A) Kinshasa B) Antananarivo C) Lusaka D) Nairobi
A) Ankaratra Mountains B) Andes Mountains C) Himalayas D) Rocky Mountains
A) Andry Rajoelina B) Philibert Tsiranana C) Jean Ratsiraka D) Marc Ravalomanana
A) Flamenco B) Hira gasy C) Samba D) Ballet
A) University of Antananarivo B) Oxford University C) Harvard University D) Stanford University
A) Malagasy Ariary B) Euro C) Japanese Yen D) US Dollar
A) Lamba B) Pottery C) Metalworking D) Glassblowing
A) Burger B) Sushi C) Romazava D) Pizza
A) 2,000 meters (6,562 feet) B) 500 meters (1,640 feet) C) 750 meters (2,460 feet) D) 1,280 meters (4,199 feet)
A) Analamanga B) Sava C) Vatovavy Fitovinany D) Atsinanana
A) City of the Thousand B) Merina Capital C) Capital of Analamanga D) Antananarivo-Mother Hill or Antananarivo-Capital
A) King Andrianjaka B) King Andriamasinavalona C) King Radama I D) King Andrianampoinimerina
A) Circa 1900 B) Circa 1610 C) Circa 1800 D) Circa 1700
A) King Andrianampoinimerina B) King Radama I C) King Andriamasinavalona D) King Andrianjaka
A) Andriamasinavalona B) Andrianampoinimerina C) Andrianjaka D) Radama I
A) 1910 B) 1897 C) 1903 D) 1885
A) Marc Ravalomanana B) Ny Havana Andriamanjato C) Andry Rajoelina D) Alfred Razafindrakoto
A) Mahamasina Stadium B) Tsimbazaza Zoo C) Lake Anosy D) Reconstructed royal palaces
A) Antaisaka people B) Betsileo people C) Tsimihety people D) Merina people
A) Exactly two million B) Over one million C) Under half a million D) Approaching three million
A) [tananaʁiv] B) [tə-NAN-ə-REEv] C) [ANT-ə-nan-ə-ree-voh] D) [antananaˈrivʷ]
A) ANT-ə-NAH-nə-REE-voh B) Tə-NAN-ə-REEV C) [antananaˈrivʷ] D) tə-NAN-ə-REEv
A) Land of the Vazimba B) Place of Warriors C) City of Kings D) Blue Forest
A) Andriamasinavalona B) Vazimba C) Betsimitatatra D) Merina
A) Slave labor B) Fanampoana (statute labor) C) Military conscription D) Volunteer work
A) Analakely B) Betsimitatatra C) Andohalo D) Ambohimanga
A) A fortress B) The Andohalo town square C) A marketplace D) A royal palace
A) 1793 B) 1794 C) 1625 D) 1710
A) Political capital B) Spiritual capital C) Economic center D) Military stronghold
A) Ambohimanga B) Andohalo C) Analakely D) Betsimitatatra
A) Less than 30,000 inhabitants B) Over 80,000 inhabitants C) Around 50,000 inhabitants D) Approximately 100,000 inhabitants
A) American Baptist Missionaries B) French Catholic Missionaries C) Dutch Reformed Church D) London Missionary Society (LMS)
A) Jean Laborde B) Rainiharo C) James Cameron D) Radama I
A) As a drinking water source B) For fishing and recreation C) For irrigation purposes D) To generate hydraulic power for industrial manufacturing
A) Manjakamiadana B) Rova of Antananarivo C) Isoraka Foundry D) Andafiavaratra Palace
A) Ranavalona I B) Radama I C) James Cameron D) Prime Minister Rainilaiarivony
A) Mandatory universal education B) Vocational training for artisans C) Private tutoring for the elite D) Compulsory religious instruction
A) Rova of Antananarivo B) Isoraka Foundry C) Andafiavaratra Palace D) Manjakamiadana
A) Marc Ravalomanana B) Hery Rajaonarimampianina C) Didier Ratsiraka D) Andry Rajoelina
A) Antaninarenina B) Ikopa River C) Andohalo square D) Rova
A) Rainwater collection systems B) Antananarivo's central hills C) The Ikopa River D) Local wells
A) Isoraka B) Antaninarenina C) Ambatonakanga D) Ankadifotsy
A) Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia B) Vorkuta, Russia C) Yerevan, Armenia D) Suzhou, China
A) La ville moyenne B) The city skyline C) Ville basse D) Greater Antananarivo
A) 1998 B) 2010 C) 2009 D) 2007
A) Independence Street B) Main Avenue C) Boulevard of the Republic D) Avenue de l'Indépendance
A) The French offered a peace treaty. B) There was an outbreak of disease. C) The Malagasy army surrendered without resistance. D) A cannon shell blasted a hole through a building at the Rova.
A) It was converted into a museum B) It was completely demolished C) It was relocated D) It was partially destroyed by fire
A) Internet connectivity. B) Sewer systems and electricity. C) Air conditioning systems. D) Solar power plants.
A) Educational institutions B) New ministerial complexes C) Residential apartments D) Commercial centers
A) Luxury hotels B) Private housing C) Dilapidated roads D) International airports
A) Marseille Urban Development B) Paris City Planners C) Lyon Regional Authority D) Île-de-France
A) Institut des Métiers de la Ville B) French Ministry of Culture C) UNESCO D) Commune urbaine d'Antananarivo (CUA)
A) Rugby Union B) Soccer C) Basketball D) Athletics
A) 2008 B) 2010 C) 2015 D) 2012
A) Lutheran World Federation B) World Communion of Reformed Churches C) Baptist World Alliance D) Catholic Church
A) December 1896 B) March 1893 C) September 1894 D) July 1895
A) Marc Ravalomanana's mayoral administration B) Madagascar's independence government C) Merina monarchy D) French colonial administration
A) On foot B) By train C) Via private cars D) Using bicycles
A) Malagasy artisans B) French industrialist Jean Laborde C) Portuguese explorers D) British missionaries
A) Humid subtropical with dry season defined (Cwa) B) Desert (BWh) C) Mediterranean (Csa) D) Tropical rainforest (Af)
A) Homeopathic remedies B) Imported pharmaceuticals C) Over-the-counter Western medications D) Traditional herbal medicines
A) Exported to neighboring countries B) Stored for future use C) Treated and reused effectively D) Often discharged directly into the city's waterways
A) Centre Culturel Albert Camus B) Cercle Germano-Malgache C) Alliance française d'Antananarivo D) American Center
A) Palais des Sports B) Mahamasina Stadium C) Antsahamanitra amphitheater D) Isotry Theater
A) 1890s B) 1900s C) 1820s D) 1860s
A) Vorkuta, Russia B) Nice, France C) Suzhou, China D) Yerevan, Armenia
A) An earthquake. B) A fire. C) Severe floods in la ville basse. D) A drought.
A) Increased access to electricity B) Lowered living standards C) Growth of a large middle class D) Reduction in poverty
A) Andohalo square B) Ankatso neighborhood C) Rova district D) Ikopa River area
A) 1985 B) 1960 C) 1972 D) 1994
A) Behoririka B) Antaninarenina C) Tsaralalana D) Mahamasina
A) Toamasina B) Fianarantsoa C) Ivato D) Arivonimamo
A) Wood B) Brick C) Stone D) Reeds
A) A military coup B) A natural disaster C) The rotaka D) An election
A) Heritage Protection Initiative B) Antananarivo Revival Project C) Plan Vert – Plan Bleu D) Madagascar Cultural Strategy
A) Tourism development B) Sports infrastructure C) Sanitation D) Mining expansion
A) Bicycle traffic B) Vehicle exhaust C) Solar panels D) Wind turbines
A) 600 inmates B) 1,500 prisoners C) 800 inmates D) 4,000 detainees
A) Wood B) Charcoal C) Electricity D) Gas
A) Toamasina International Airport B) Ivato International Airport C) Fianarantsoa Airport D) Arivonimamo Airport
A) Approximately 40 percent B) 60 percent C) 25 percent D) 10 percent
A) Ring-tailed lemur B) Elephant C) Tiger D) Lion
A) Isotry B) Tsaralalana C) Anosy D) Behoririka
A) Six B) Eight C) Ten D) Four
A) Mining B) Industry C) Agriculture D) Tourism
A) The Makis B) The Tigers C) The Lions D) The Leopards
A) Ajesaia B) AS Saint Michel C) AS Adema Analamanga D) USCA Foot
A) Vorkuta, Russia B) Suzhou, China C) Yerevan, Armenia D) Montreal, Quebec, Canada
A) Andafiavaratra Palace B) Ambatondrafandrana tribunal C) Rova of Antananarivo D) Island of Nosy Be
A) Antaninarenina B) Tananarive C) Ambohitsorohitra D) Soarano
A) Madagascar National Rugby Tournament B) Official African Basketball Championship C) Antananarivo Soccer Cup D) Rugby Union World Cup
A) Le Club de Danse de l'Université Catholique de Madagascar B) Lycée Français de Tananarive C) K'art Antanimena D) Club de danse Kera arts'space à Antanimena
A) 3,000 B) 5,000 C) 1,500 D) 2,400
A) Two-thirds B) 50 percent C) Ten percent D) 25 percent
A) 2001 B) 2005 C) 2003 D) 1999 |
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