North Macedonia - Exam
A) Between March and September 2001 B) Between January and June 2001 C) Between April and October 2001 D) Between February and August 2001
A) NATO provided military support to the government B) NATO mediated the conflict without any military presence C) NATO intervened with a ceasefire monitoring force D) NATO imposed economic sanctions on North Macedonia
A) Greater political power and cultural recognition B) Complete autonomy C) Limited cultural recognition D) Full independence
A) To join NATO B) To demand more autonomy C) To abandon separatist demands and recognise all Macedonian institutions D) To form a separate government
A) Move to another country B) Disarm and hand over their weapons to a NATO force C) Form a political party D) Join the Macedonian army
A) 2010 and 2014 B) 2005 and 2010 C) 2007 and 2015 D) 2008 and 2012
A) Peaceful protests B) Incidents of violence between ethnic Albanians and Macedonians C) Economic sanctions D) A natural disaster
A) Talat Xhaferi B) Gjorge Ivanov C) Zoran Zaev D) Hristijan Mickoski
A) Mostly from the Albanian Alternative party B) Mostly from the Social Democratic Union of Macedonia (SDSM) C) Mostly from the Democratic Union for Integration (DUI) D) Mostly from the conservative VMRO-DPMNE party
A) Antiquisation B) Modernisation C) Globalisation D) Europeanisation
A) To join the European Union B) To form an alliance with Russia C) To put pressure on Greece D) To establish a monarchy
A) Statues of Julius Caesar and Augustus B) Statues of Alexander the Great and Philip of Macedon C) Statues of Napoleon and Charlemagne D) Statues of Skanderbeg and Mother Teresa
A) Increased tourism B) Widespread public support C) Criticism from EU diplomats and domestic critics D) Economic growth
A) The Skopje Agreement B) The Ohrid Agreement C) The Brussels Agreement D) The Prespa agreement
A) They are identical in both countries B) They are exclusive to Greece C) They are irrelevant to the dispute D) They refer to different historical contexts and cultural heritages
A) Bitola B) Ohrid C) Skopje D) Prilep
A) Around 45% B) Around 35% C) Around 25% D) Around 15%
A) Bulgarian Empire B) Rome C) Persian Empire D) Ottoman Empire
A) Bulgarian Empire B) Austro-Hungarian Empire C) Serbian Empire D) Ottoman Empire
A) Greece B) Bulgaria C) Serbia D) Austria-Hungary
A) 1991 B) 1995 C) 2001 D) 1993
A) January 2019 B) February 2018 C) October 2018 D) June 2018
A) Unanimous vote B) Simple majority C) Three-fourths majority D) Two-thirds majority
A) Low-income country B) Lower-middle-income country C) Upper-middle-income country D) High-income country
A) 90th B) 50th C) 80th D) 68th
A) NATO B) Council of Europe C) African Union D) World Bank
A) 2015 B) 2010 C) 2005 D) 2020
A) Serbian word B) Bulgarian word C) Greek word Μακεδονία D) Albanian word
A) Ottoman Empire B) Serbian Empire C) Roman Empire D) Bulgarian Empire
A) Exceeded 70% B) Exceeded 90% C) Reached exactly 50% D) Did not reach 50%
A) Gradsko B) Scupi C) Stobi D) Bylazora
A) 479 BC B) 310 BC C) 356 BC D) 279 BC
A) Lycceius B) Ariston C) Langarus D) Brennus
A) Dardani B) Enchelae C) Paeonians D) Agrianians
A) Alexander the Great B) Cassander C) Antigonus Doson D) Philip II
A) Leon B) Brennus C) Longarus D) Agis
A) Philip V B) Leon C) Brennus D) Longarus
A) Philip II B) Cassander C) Alexander the Great D) Antigonus Doson
A) Perseis B) Antigoneia C) Astraion D) Bylazora
A) Stobi B) Ohrid C) Scupi D) Skopje
A) Trajan B) Hadrian C) Augustus D) Domitian
A) Slavic B) Greek C) Bulgarian D) Latin
A) 6th century AD B) 10th century AD C) 8th century AD D) 4th century AD
A) Kuber B) Presian C) Samuil D) Stefan Dušan
A) Thessaloniki Literary School B) Preslav Literary School C) Skopje Literary School D) Ohrid Literary School
A) King Stefan Dušan B) King Simeon I C) Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II D) Byzantine Emperor Basil II
A) Tsar Simeon I B) Tsar Simeon Uroš C) Tsar Stefan Dušan D) Tsar Samuel
A) It joined the Byzantine Empire B) It was annexed by the Serbian Empire C) It was seized by the Ottomans D) It became independent
A) Manastir (present-day Bitola) B) Ohrid C) Veles D) Skopje
A) 1867 B) 1912 C) 1903 D) 1870
A) Rumelia Eyalet B) Bulgarian Exarchate C) Ottoman Empire D) IMRO
A) Bulgarian Macedonian-Adrianople Revolutionary Committees B) Ottoman National Committee C) Serbian Revolutionary Organization D) Greek Liberation Society
A) Thracian National Committee B) Secret Macedonian-Adrianople Revolutionary Organization (SMARO) C) Bulgarian Revolutionary Committee D) Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization
A) 1867 B) 1912 C) 1903 D) 1870
A) Vasil Levski B) Svetozar Marković C) Ivan Mihailov D) Gotse Delchev
A) St. Nicholas B) St. Demetrius C) St. Elijah D) St. George
A) Lyuben Karavelov B) Hristo Botev C) Ivan Vazov D) Kiril Pejčinoviḱ
A) Manastir B) Edirne C) Istanbul D) Thessaloniki
A) Balkan Wars Uprising B) Greek War of Independence C) Ilinden–Preobrazhenie Uprising D) Serbian Uprising
A) Pitu Guli B) Dame Gruev C) Gotse Delchev D) Ivan Mihailov
A) Skopje B) Debar C) Bitola D) Veles
A) Strumica region B) Skopje region C) Bitola region D) Ohrid region
A) 641 B) 800 C) 500 D) 761
A) Bulgarian National Committee B) Greek Epirotic League C) IMRO D) Serbian Chetniks
A) 75,000 B) 200,000 C) 100,000 D) 50,000
A) Albanianisation B) Serbianisation C) Bulgarisation D) Greekisation
A) Bucharest B) Sofia C) Belgrade D) Athens
A) Pro-Bulgarian measures B) Anti-Bulgarian measures C) Pro-Serbian measures D) Pro-Greek measures
A) Forced Romanisation B) Forced Serbianisation C) Forced Bulgarianisation D) Forced Hellenisation
A) 300 B) 400 C) 200 D) 280
A) Skopje Banovina B) Vardar Banovina C) Bitola Banovina D) Thessaloniki Banovina
A) NATO B) UN C) League of Nations D) Communist International (Comintern)
A) Ivan Mihailov B) Todor Alexandrov C) Aleksandar Protogerov D) Vlado Chernozemski
A) Italy B) Germany C) Bulgaria D) Austria
A) Georgi Dimitrov B) Josip Broz Tito C) Metodi Shatorov ('Sharlo') D) Ante Pavelić
A) The Carpathians in Romania B) The Pyrenees in Spain C) The Alps in Austria D) The Ural Mountains in Russia
A) 1946 B) 1945 C) 1947 D) 1948
A) 1950 B) 1944 C) 1941 D) 1946
A) Independence Day B) Constitution Day C) Republic Day D) Unity Day
A) François Mitterrand B) Robert Badinter C) Helmut Kohl D) Kofi Annan
A) The Bosnian War B) The Slovenian War of Independence C) The Kosovo War D) The Croatian War of Independence
A) 2019 B) 2017 C) 2018 D) 2020
A) The national emblem B) The Vergina Sun C) The Macedonian flag D) The national anthem
A) Irredentist material B) Cultural references C) Historical maps D) Geographical names
A) 50% B) 37% C) 91% D) 60%
A) February 2019 B) March 2020 C) July 2018 D) June 2019
A) 69 B) 100 C) 80 D) 50
A) NATO B) The United Nations C) The World Bank D) The European Union
A) Mount Baba B) Mount Korab C) Mount Vardar D) Mount Skopska Crna Gora
A) Seven B) Nine C) Five D) Twelve
A) Vardar B) Black Drin C) Danube D) Binačka Morava
A) March B) November C) July D) September
A) Unfulfilled constitutional changes B) Economic instability C) Human rights violations D) Lack of military cooperation
A) Osogovo-Belasica B) Rhodope C) Šar Mountains D) West Vardar/Pelagonia
A) 13% B) 87% C) 50% D) 25%
A) Maintaining geopolitical influence B) Economic benefits C) Military alliance D) Cultural exchange
A) Vardar B) Danube C) Black Drin D) Binačka Morava
A) France B) Italy C) Bulgaria D) Germany
A) Maize. B) Soybeans. C) Peanuts. D) Wheat.
A) Fifty. B) Twenty. C) Thirty. D) Forty. |
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