Córdoba, Spain - Quiz
A) Between 1700 and 1750 B) Between 1600 and 1650 C) Between 1530 and 1580 D) Between 1400 and 1450
A) Trade of agricultural products and preparation of clothes from Los Pedroches B) Silk production and pottery C) Shipbuilding and maritime trade D) Mining and metallurgy
A) About 50,000 B) About 10,000 C) About 20,000 D) About 100,000
A) 50,000 inhabitants B) 10,000 inhabitants C) 75,000 inhabitants D) 20,000 inhabitants
A) In the late 18th century B) In the mid-19th century C) In the early 20th century D) In the late 20th century
A) Madrid–Córdoba line B) Cádiz–Córdoba line C) Málaga–Córdoba line D) Seville–Córdoba line
A) 1866 B) 1859 C) 1900 D) 1861
A) 1859 B) 1936 C) 1866 D) 1861
A) Málaga and Belmez B) Granada and Almería C) Bilbao and Zaragoza D) Valencia and Barcelona
A) General Queipo de Llano B) Colonel Ciriaco Cascajo C) Rodríguez de León D) Major Bruno Ibañez
A) Surrendering the city to political representatives B) Bombing the civil government and arresting Rodríguez de León C) Fleeing the civil government building D) Negotiating a peace treaty
A) Bruno Ibañez B) Queipo de Llano C) Rodríguez de León D) Ciriaco Cascajo
A) Francisco Franco B) General Queipo de Llano C) Bruno Ibañez D) Rodríguez de León
A) Queipo de Llano and Major Bruno Ibañez B) Ciriaco Cascajo and Rodríguez de León C) Colonel Ciriaco Cascajo alone D) The Junta de Andalucía
A) Around 351,000 killings B) Around 50,000 killings C) Around 9,579 killings D) Around 2,000 killings
A) 1936 B) 1859 C) 1984 D) 1994
A) 1951 B) 1984 C) 1994 D) 2000
A) The district of Zoco and the area surrounding the railway station B) Los Pedroches and Guadalcázar C) Seville and Málaga D) The Sierra and the Campiña
A) The Provincial Council of Seville B) The Junta de Andalucía C) The City Council of Córdoba D) The Government of Madrid
A) Around 50,000 B) Around 20,000 C) Around 351,000 D) Around 9,579
A) In the south of the Iberian Peninsula B) In central Portugal C) In the north of the Iberian Peninsula D) In the Pyrenees
A) Ebro depression B) Tajo depression C) Duero depression D) Guadalquivir depression
A) Ebro river B) Guadiana river C) Tajo river D) Guadalquivir river
A) West to east B) East-north east to west-south west C) North to south D) North-west to south-east
A) 1,254.25 km2 B) 500.10 km2 C) 125.42 km2 D) 2,300.50 km2
A) The largest municipality B) The smallest municipality C) The fourth largest municipality D) The second largest municipality
A) The second largest municipality B) The tenth largest municipality C) The fourth largest municipality D) The largest municipality
A) At the mouth of the river B) At the source of the river C) In the middle course of the river D) In the delta of the river
A) The Coast, the Plateau, and the Mountain B) The Basin, the Steppe, and the Plain C) The Delta, the Hills, and the Forest D) The Sierra, the Valley proper, and the Campiña
A) Sierra de Gredos B) Sierra Morena C) Sierra de Cazorla D) Sierra Nevada
A) Between 0 and 50 metres above sea level B) Between 200 and 500 metres above sea level C) Large, ranging from 500 to 1,000 metres above sea level D) Very small, ranging from 100 and 170 metres above sea level
A) Roughly 10 metres above sea level B) Roughly 200 metres above sea level C) Roughly 125 metres above sea level D) Roughly 500 metres above sea level
A) Highlands, lowlands, and coastal zones B) Hills, valleys, and plateaus C) Piedmont connecting with the Sierra, fluvial terraces, and immediate vicinity of the river course D) Forests, meadows, and deserts
A) Inside the Sierra Morena B) On the northern bank of the Guadalquivir C) On the southern bank of the Guadalquivir D) At the mouth of the river
A) A flat landscape at sea level B) A depression below sea level C) A mountainous landscape reaching 1,000 m D) A hilly landscape gently increasing in height up to about 200 m
A) To the south B) To the west C) To the north D) To the east
A) Only the Campiña B) Both the Sierra and the Campiña C) Only the Valley proper D) Only the Sierra
A) Banu Yahwar B) Almoravids C) Abbadids D) Almohads
A) Al-Bayyasi B) Ibn Hud C) Almanzor D) Abd-Al Malik
A) Alfonso VIII B) Al-Mamun C) Ferdinand III D) Alfonso X
A) Poisoned B) Of old age C) Executed D) In battle
A) May 1158 B) February 1075 C) June 1236 D) March 1091
A) 1158 B) 1121 C) 1091 D) 1224
A) Al-Bayyasi B) Ibn Hamušk C) Abū ʿAbd Allāh Muḥammad ibn Saʿd ibn Mardanīsh D) Muhammad Ibn al-Aḥmar
A) Alfonso X B) Alfonso VIII C) Peter I D) Ferdinand III
A) Muhammad Ibn al-Aḥmar B) Abdallah al-Adil C) Ibn Hud D) Al-Mamun
A) The Wolf King B) Al-Mamun C) Ibn Hud D) Muhammad Ibn al-Aḥmar
A) 1233 B) 1229 C) 1236 D) 1241
A) Muhammad Ibn al-Aḥmar B) Ibn Hamušk C) Abd-Al Malik D) Al-Bayyasi
A) 15 February 1075 B) 30 June 1236 C) 29 June 1236 D) 23 Shawwal 633
A) 15 February 1075 B) March 1091 C) 30 June 1236 D) 29 June 1236
A) Ferdinand III B) Almanzor C) Abd-Al Malik D) Alfonso VIII
A) 1236 B) 1241 C) 1333 D) 1282
A) A city wall B) Realengo council towns other than the capital city itself C) A cathedral D) Agricultural land
A) Local councils B) Foreign merchants C) The Catholic clergy D) The military orders
A) 12 B) 14 C) 16 D) 10
A) Mosques B) Castles C) Universities D) New church buildings
A) Third Siege of Gibraltar B) 1277–78 Marinid expedition C) Almoravid invasion D) Castilian Civil War
A) 1282 B) 1368 C) 1277 D) 1333
A) Prince Sancho B) Prince Peter C) Prince Alfonso D) Prince Ferdinand
A) Trastámara side B) Peter I side C) Almoravid side D) Alfonso X side
A) 400,000 B) 324,902 C) 300,000 D) 350,000
A) 12th-largest B) 3rd-largest C) 10th-largest D) 15th-largest
A) 5th-largest B) 1st-largest C) 2nd-largest D) 3rd-largest
A) Roman Empire B) Visigothic Kingdom C) Abbasid Caliphate D) Crown of Castile
A) Four B) One C) Two D) Five
A) The Roman Bridge B) Mezquita-Catedral C) Festival de los Patios D) Madinat al-Zahra
A) Marcus Claudius Marcellus B) C. F. Seybold C) M. Ocaña Jiménez D) José Antonio Conde
A) Al-Andalus B) Madinah C) Sevilla D) Qurṭubah
A) Neanderthal remains B) Greek pottery C) Visigothic tombs D) Roman coins
A) 45 BC B) 113 BC C) 206 BC D) 169 BC
A) Augustus B) Viriatus C) Julius Caesar D) Marcus Claudius Marcellus
A) Abd ar-Rahman I B) Julius Caesar C) Marcus Claudius Marcellus D) Viriatus
A) Mezquita-Catedral B) British Museum C) Prado Museum D) Madinat al-Zahra
A) Qurṭubah B) Corduba Augusta C) Baetica D) Colonia Patricia
A) Viriatus B) Julius Caesar C) Marcus Claudius Marcellus D) Augustus
A) Augustus B) Abd ar-Rahman III C) Julius Caesar D) Viriatus
A) Seneca the Younger B) Lucan C) Hosius D) Seneca the Elder
A) 756 B) 552 C) 818 D) 711 or 712
A) 929 B) 716 C) 711 D) 756
A) Yusuf ibn Abd al-Rahman al-Fihri B) Abd al-Rahman Sanchuelo C) al-Mansur D) Abd ar-Rahman III
A) 1009 B) 756 C) 929 D) 912
A) Medina Alzahira B) Rabad al-Rusafa C) Madīnat al-Zahrā D) Saqunda
A) May 756 B) 30 November 1031 C) 15 February 1009 D) May 1013
A) Cfb B) Bsh C) Dfa D) Csa
A) 30 days B) 10 days C) 25 days D) 16 days
A) 68 days B) 82 days C) 45 days D) 50 days
A) Late spring B) The coldest months C) The summer months D) Early autumn
A) 30 days B) 12 days C) 19 days D) 25 days
A) 12,850 B) 31,200 C) 19,432 D) 24,100
A) 6.0% B) 8.2% C) 4.5% D) 10.1%
A) Umayyad rule B) Roman rule C) Visigothic rule D) Christian rule
A) 22 arches B) 16 arches C) 10 arches D) 8 arches
A) Emperor Maximian B) Emperor Constantine C) Emperor Nero D) Emperor Augustus
A) 1315 AD B) 1010 AD C) 930 AD D) 784 AD
A) Single Gothic lancet windows B) Rectangular stone-mullioned windows C) Double horseshoe-arch windows D) Circular stained-glass rose windows
A) Calahorra B) San Juan C) Malmuerta D) Albolafia
A) Nasrid period B) Almohad period C) Umayyad period D) Visigothic period
A) Madrasa B) Hammam C) Marketplace D) Caravanserai
A) 2012 B) 1984 C) 2006 D) 1995 |
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