Abdel Fattah el-Sisi - Quiz
A) 1977 B) 2008 C) 1972 D) 1980
A) Aviation logistics B) Naval warfare C) Anti-tank warfare D) Cyber warfare
A) Defense Minister B) Commander of the Northern Military Region C) Chief of Staff of the Army D) Director of Military Intelligence
A) Hosni Mubarak B) Anwar Sadat C) Gamal Abdel Nasser D) Mohamed Morsi
A) He was the first civilian member B) He was the youngest member C) He was the oldest member D) He was the only female member
A) Forced labor camps B) Forced virginity tests C) Public interrogation D) Mandatory political re-education
A) To determine health status for military service B) To identify political dissidents C) To protect the girls from rape and soldiers from rape accusations D) To follow international medical protocols
A) The Ministry of Interior B) Military Intelligence and Reconnaissance C) The Northern Military Region D) The 16th Mechanized Infantry Brigade
A) Head of the Egyptian Navy B) Minister of Foreign Affairs C) Commander, 509th Mechanized Infantry Battalion D) Commander of the Air Force
A) 2nd Mechanized Infantry Division B) The Special Forces Command C) The Presidential Guard D) The Engineering Corps
A) Commander B) Deputy Director C) Chief of Staff D) Brigadier General
A) 2nd Infantry Division B) 16th Mechanized Division C) 509th Armored Division D) 23rd Mechanized Division
A) 12 August 2012 B) 3 July 2013 C) 19 November 1954 D) 1 January 1950
A) Monufia B) Cairo C) Riyadh D) Alexandria
A) Hussein Tantawi B) Hosni Mubarak C) Mohamed Morsi D) Anwar Sadat
A) Presidential inauguration B) Egyptian revolution C) Egyptian coup d'état D) Military Academy graduation
A) Entissar Amer B) Jehan Sadat C) Huda Sultan D) Soad Ibrahim
A) Chicago, Illinois B) Washington, D.C. C) West Point, New York D) Carlisle, Pennsylvania
A) Amnesty International B) United Nations C) The World Bank D) Human Rights Watch
A) 2011 B) 2014 C) 2013 D) 2018
A) Civil servant B) Antiques shop owner C) Judge D) Army general
A) Cairo B) Giza C) Alexandria D) Monufia
A) Resigning from office B) Opening a dialogue with protesters C) Cracking down on dissent D) Hosting free elections
A) 24 July 2013 B) 3 July 2013 C) 27 January 2014 D) 12 August 2012
A) 48-hour ultimatum B) 72-hour ultimatum C) 24-hour ultimatum D) One-week ultimatum
A) Mohamed Morsi B) Mohamed Hussein Tantawi C) Adly Mansour D) Hazem al-Beblawi
A) Over 100 B) Over 500 C) Over 900 D) Over 2000
A) Spontaneous violence B) Military provocation C) Foreign intervention D) A blockade imposed by Muslim Brotherhood supporters
A) Bush administration B) Trump administration C) Obama administration D) Clinton administration
A) Gulf War B) Yom Kippur War C) Six-Day War D) Suez Crisis
A) Strong Egypt Party B) Muslim Brotherhood C) Tamarod D) April 6 Youth Movement |
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