Antananarivo - Test
A) Antananarivo B) Nairobi C) Lusaka D) Kinshasa
A) Rocky Mountains B) Himalayas C) Ankaratra Mountains D) Andes Mountains
A) Marc Ravalomanana B) Philibert Tsiranana C) Andry Rajoelina D) Jean Ratsiraka
A) Hira gasy B) Flamenco C) Ballet D) Samba
A) Oxford University B) University of Antananarivo C) Stanford University D) Harvard University
A) Japanese Yen B) Euro C) Malagasy Ariary D) US Dollar
A) Lamba B) Metalworking C) Pottery D) Glassblowing
A) Burger B) Romazava C) Sushi D) Pizza
A) 1,280 meters (4,199 feet) B) 500 meters (1,640 feet) C) 2,000 meters (6,562 feet) D) 750 meters (2,460 feet)
A) Sava B) Vatovavy Fitovinany C) Analamanga D) Atsinanana
A) Capital of Analamanga B) Merina Capital C) City of the Thousand D) Antananarivo-Mother Hill or Antananarivo-Capital
A) King Andrianjaka B) King Andriamasinavalona C) King Andrianampoinimerina D) King Radama I
A) Circa 1900 B) Circa 1800 C) Circa 1700 D) Circa 1610
A) King Radama I B) King Andriamasinavalona C) King Andrianjaka D) King Andrianampoinimerina
A) Andrianjaka B) Andrianampoinimerina C) Radama I D) Andriamasinavalona
A) 1910 B) 1885 C) 1897 D) 1903
A) Alfred Razafindrakoto B) Marc Ravalomanana C) Ny Havana Andriamanjato D) Andry Rajoelina
A) Mahamasina Stadium B) Reconstructed royal palaces C) Lake Anosy D) Tsimbazaza Zoo
A) Betsileo people B) Merina people C) Antaisaka people D) Tsimihety people
A) Over one million B) Exactly two million C) Approaching three million D) Under half a million
A) [tə-NAN-ə-REEv] B) [ANT-ə-nan-ə-ree-voh] C) [antananaˈrivʷ] D) [tananaʁiv]
A) [antananaˈrivʷ] B) tə-NAN-ə-REEv C) Tə-NAN-ə-REEV D) ANT-ə-NAH-nə-REE-voh
A) City of Kings B) Place of Warriors C) Land of the Vazimba D) Blue Forest
A) Betsimitatatra B) Vazimba C) Andriamasinavalona D) Merina
A) Fanampoana (statute labor) B) Slave labor C) Military conscription D) Volunteer work
A) Analakely B) Betsimitatatra C) Ambohimanga D) Andohalo
A) A fortress B) A marketplace C) The Andohalo town square D) A royal palace
A) 1710 B) 1794 C) 1625 D) 1793
A) Spiritual capital B) Military stronghold C) Economic center D) Political capital
A) Analakely B) Ambohimanga C) Betsimitatatra D) Andohalo
A) Around 50,000 inhabitants B) Over 80,000 inhabitants C) Approximately 100,000 inhabitants D) Less than 30,000 inhabitants
A) American Baptist Missionaries B) Dutch Reformed Church C) London Missionary Society (LMS) D) French Catholic Missionaries
A) Rainiharo B) James Cameron C) Radama I D) Jean Laborde
A) For fishing and recreation B) As a drinking water source C) For irrigation purposes D) To generate hydraulic power for industrial manufacturing
A) Isoraka Foundry B) Manjakamiadana C) Rova of Antananarivo D) Andafiavaratra Palace
A) Ranavalona I B) Radama I C) James Cameron D) Prime Minister Rainilaiarivony
A) Compulsory religious instruction B) Mandatory universal education C) Vocational training for artisans D) Private tutoring for the elite
A) Manjakamiadana B) Rova of Antananarivo C) Isoraka Foundry D) Andafiavaratra Palace
A) Marc Ravalomanana B) Didier Ratsiraka C) Andry Rajoelina D) Hery Rajaonarimampianina
A) Andohalo square B) Ikopa River C) Rova D) Antaninarenina
A) Rainwater collection systems B) Antananarivo's central hills C) Local wells D) The Ikopa River
A) Ankadifotsy B) Antaninarenina C) Isoraka D) Ambatonakanga
A) Yerevan, Armenia B) Vorkuta, Russia C) Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia D) Suzhou, China
A) Ville basse B) The city skyline C) La ville moyenne D) Greater Antananarivo
A) 2010 B) 1998 C) 2007 D) 2009
A) Boulevard of the Republic B) Avenue de l'Indépendance C) Independence Street D) Main Avenue
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 partially destroyed by fire B) It was completely demolished C) It was relocated D) It was converted into a museum
A) Internet connectivity. B) Solar power plants. C) Air conditioning systems. D) Sewer systems and electricity.
A) Commercial centers B) Residential apartments C) New ministerial complexes D) Educational institutions
A) Dilapidated roads B) Private housing C) International airports D) Luxury hotels
A) Île-de-France B) Marseille Urban Development C) Paris City Planners D) Lyon Regional Authority
A) Commune urbaine d'Antananarivo (CUA) B) Institut des Métiers de la Ville C) UNESCO D) French Ministry of Culture
A) Athletics B) Rugby Union C) Soccer D) Basketball
A) 2012 B) 2010 C) 2015 D) 2008
A) Catholic Church B) Lutheran World Federation C) World Communion of Reformed Churches D) Baptist World Alliance
A) March 1893 B) December 1896 C) September 1894 D) July 1895
A) Madagascar's independence government B) French colonial administration C) Marc Ravalomanana's mayoral administration D) Merina monarchy
A) Via private cars B) Using bicycles C) By train D) On foot
A) French industrialist Jean Laborde B) Malagasy artisans C) Portuguese explorers D) British missionaries
A) Humid subtropical with dry season defined (Cwa) B) Mediterranean (Csa) C) Tropical rainforest (Af) D) Desert (BWh)
A) Over-the-counter Western medications B) Homeopathic remedies C) Imported pharmaceuticals D) Traditional herbal medicines
A) Often discharged directly into the city's waterways B) Stored for future use C) Treated and reused effectively D) Exported to neighboring countries
A) Alliance française d'Antananarivo B) Centre Culturel Albert Camus C) American Center D) Cercle Germano-Malgache
A) Palais des Sports B) Isotry Theater C) Antsahamanitra amphitheater D) Mahamasina Stadium
A) 1820s B) 1900s C) 1860s D) 1890s
A) Nice, France B) Yerevan, Armenia C) Vorkuta, Russia D) Suzhou, China
A) Severe floods in la ville basse. B) An earthquake. C) A drought. D) A fire.
A) Reduction in poverty B) Lowered living standards C) Increased access to electricity D) Growth of a large middle class
A) Rova district B) Ankatso neighborhood C) Andohalo square D) Ikopa River area
A) 1960 B) 1985 C) 1972 D) 1994
A) Antaninarenina B) Mahamasina C) Behoririka D) Tsaralalana
A) Ivato B) Toamasina C) Arivonimamo D) Fianarantsoa
A) Stone B) Brick C) Reeds D) Wood
A) The rotaka B) A military coup C) A natural disaster D) An election
A) Madagascar Cultural Strategy B) Plan Vert – Plan Bleu C) Heritage Protection Initiative D) Antananarivo Revival Project
A) Sanitation B) Mining expansion C) Sports infrastructure D) Tourism development
A) Wind turbines B) Vehicle exhaust C) Solar panels D) Bicycle traffic
A) 800 inmates B) 600 inmates C) 1,500 prisoners D) 4,000 detainees
A) Electricity B) Wood C) Charcoal D) Gas
A) Ivato International Airport B) Toamasina International Airport C) Arivonimamo Airport D) Fianarantsoa Airport
A) 25 percent B) 10 percent C) Approximately 40 percent D) 60 percent
A) Ring-tailed lemur B) Elephant C) Tiger D) Lion
A) Behoririka B) Anosy C) Isotry D) Tsaralalana
A) Six B) Eight C) Ten D) Four
A) Agriculture B) Tourism C) Industry D) Mining
A) The Makis B) The Leopards C) The Tigers D) The Lions
A) Ajesaia B) AS Adema Analamanga C) USCA Foot D) AS Saint Michel
A) Vorkuta, Russia B) Montreal, Quebec, Canada C) Yerevan, Armenia D) Suzhou, China
A) Ambatondrafandrana tribunal B) Island of Nosy Be C) Andafiavaratra Palace D) Rova of Antananarivo
A) Ambohitsorohitra B) Tananarive C) Soarano D) Antaninarenina
A) Official African Basketball Championship B) Antananarivo Soccer Cup C) Madagascar National Rugby Tournament D) Rugby Union World Cup
A) Le Club de Danse de l'Université Catholique de Madagascar B) Lycée Français de Tananarive C) Club de danse Kera arts'space à Antanimena D) K'art Antanimena
A) 5,000 B) 2,400 C) 1,500 D) 3,000
A) Two-thirds B) Ten percent C) 50 percent D) 25 percent
A) 2003 B) 1999 C) 2005 D) 2001 |
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