A) The Bagan Archaeological Museum B) The Nyaung U Museum C) Anawrahta's Palace D) The Mandalay Historical Museum
A) The Zamani records B) The Tharabha Gate inscriptions C) The Myazedi inscriptions D) The Anawrahta tablets
A) 2016 B) 2017 C) 2003 D) 2018
A) The University of Mandalay B) The Zamani Project C) The Bagan Archaeological Society D) The UNESCO Heritage Foundation
A) A government renovation project B) An earthquake in 2016 C) The expansion of the airport D) A massive flood in 2017
A) 8 B) 12 C) 20 D) 50
A) Yangon B) Siem Reap C) Bangkok D) Cape Town
A) Mandalay Airport B) Bagan Central Airport C) Nyaung U Airport D) Yangon International Airport
A) 30 minutes B) 80 minutes C) 120 minutes D) 40 minutes
A) 9 hours B) 6 hours C) 18 hours D) 40 minutes
A) Fishing B) Automotive manufacturing C) Tourism D) Agriculture
A) Pottery B) Silk weaving C) Lacquerware D) Wood carving
A) 100,000 B) 500,000 C) 200,000 D) 50,000
A) The Archaeological Zone B) New Bagan or Nyaung-U C) Old Bagan D) The riverside docks
A) Mandalay District B) Nyaung-U District C) Yangon District D) Irrawaddy District
A) Karen B) Bamar C) Khmer D) Lao
A) At least 18 hours B) At least 24 hours C) At least 6 hours D) At least 8 hours
A) The Modern Railway Station B) Ananda Monastery C) The Nyaung U Hotel D) The National Museum
A) Due to past boycotts against the military government B) Due to a lack of electricity C) Due to strict building codes D) Due to high frequency of earthquakes
A) New Bagan B) The outskirts of the airport C) Old Bagan D) Nyaung-U
A) Storing royal treasures B) Military defense C) Housing for monks D) Meditation and devotional worship
A) Four B) Five C) Three D) Two
A) Five-face B) Hybrid-face C) One-face D) Four-face
A) 11th century B) 12th century C) 2nd century D) 7th century
A) 18th century B) 11th century C) 7th century D) 2nd century
A) Open courtyards and stupa spires B) Pointed arches and vaulted chambers C) Circular walls and mud bricks D) Flat roofs and wooden pillars
A) Late 12th century B) 11th century C) 7th century D) 2nd century
A) King Bodawpaya B) King Anawrahta C) King Narapatisithu D) King Kyansittha
A) Shortage of laborers B) Loss of vaulting and keystone arching knowledge C) Lack of building materials D) Earthquake damage during construction
A) Pentagonal B) Triangular C) Hexagonal D) Circular
A) Gautama Buddha B) Ancient spirits C) The local king D) Maitreya Buddha
A) Shwezigon and Dhammayangyi B) Dhammayazika and Ngamyethna C) Sulamani and Gawdawpalin D) Ananda and Thatbyinnyu
A) Four B) One C) Five D) Three
A) Palace B) Temple C) Pagoda D) Monastery
A) Cambodia B) Central Thailand C) Northern China D) Andhra region, India
A) Mount Meru B) The ocean C) A lotus flower D) The sun
A) Royal power B) The rain C) The world's axis D) Divine protection
A) Harmika B) Stupa C) Anda D) Bilu
A) Lions B) Elephants C) Dragons D) Ogres (bilu)
A) Mingalazedi B) Dhammayazika C) Shwezigon D) Bupaya
A) A lotus bud B) A gold umbrella C) A stone balustrade D) A square box
A) Cylinder B) Bell C) Banana bud D) Hemisphere
A) Historical battles B) Agricultural scenes C) Buddhist jataka stories D) Floral patterns
A) Bupaya B) Sri Ksetra C) Shwezigon Pagoda D) Andhra Temple
A) Marble B) Granite C) Sandstone D) Stucco
A) Bell-shaped B) Flat-topped C) Rectangular D) Pyramidal
A) Later Burmese stupas B) Pyu palaces C) Ceylonese pagodas D) Indian temples
A) A lotus bud B) A pedestal C) A harmika D) A shaft
A) 20 km × 10 km B) 15 km × 12 km C) 10 km × 5 km D) 13 km × 8 km
A) Salween B) Chindwin C) Sittaung D) Irrawaddy
A) 700 km B) 13 km C) 8 km D) 290 km
A) 700 km B) 430 km C) 290 km D) 800 km
A) Rainforest Zone B) Dry Zone C) Coastal Zone D) Monsoon Zone
A) Arakan Mountains B) Rakhine Yoma C) Shan Hills D) Himalayas
A) Solid temple B) Wooden temple C) Hollow temple D) Floating temple
A) Open temple B) Solid temple C) Residential temple D) Hollow temple
A) They were converted into museums B) They fell into disrepair C) They were demolished for a golf course D) They were renovated by the government
A) Konbaung period B) Modern era C) Pagan period D) 15th century
A) Over 400 B) Over 1,000 C) Exactly 100 D) Fewer than 50
A) 2019 B) 2005 C) 2010 D) 1990
A) Nearly 400 B) Exactly 100 C) Over 1,000 D) Fewer than 50
A) They were completely destroyed B) They were severely damaged C) They required immediate UNESCO intervention D) They did not incur structural damage
A) The City that Tramples on Enemies B) The Golden Land C) The Bronzed Country D) The City of Ten Thousand Temples
A) Myinsaing Kingdom B) Khmer Empire C) Nanzhao Kingdom D) Pagan Kingdom
A) Parched land B) City of gold C) Land of monks D) Bronzed country
A) The Mongols B) The Pyu people C) The Khmer people D) The Mranma (Burmans)
A) Astrology B) Marine Biology C) Phonology D) Alchemy
A) Theravada Buddhism B) Shinto C) Tantric Buddhism D) Native animist traditions
A) Marble B) Brick C) Granite D) Limestone
A) 1297 B) 1301 C) 1277 D) 1287
A) Tampawaddy B) Tampadīpa C) Pugan D) Thiri Pyissaya
A) 1,400 hectares B) 500 hectares C) 140 hectares D) 8,000 hectares
A) It was moved to expand the city B) It was dismantled by invaders C) It was never actually constructed D) It may have been washed away by the river
A) Beikthano B) Śrī Kṣetra C) Otein Taung D) Old Bagan
A) Royal palace B) River bank C) Pottery hill D) Ancient temple
A) 1999 B) 1989 C) 2000 D) 1995
A) Clay plate B) Porcelain vase C) Stone urn D) Sprinkler pot
A) Irrigation B) Toilets C) Kiln chimneys D) Structural pillars
A) Clay stamp B) Earthenware anvil C) Metal chisel D) Wooden paddle
A) Water storage for irrigation B) Fish farming C) Clay pits D) Defensive moats |