A) July 2023 B) 30 September 2022 C) 25 April 2020 D) 25 April 2019
A) Moscow B) Pyongyang C) Vostochny Cosmodrome D) Vladivostok
A) Economic investment in Pyongyang B) Food aid for North Korea C) Help resolving a nuclear stalemate with the U.S. D) Military technology for satellites
A) 2022 B) 2023 C) 2021 D) 2024
A) The North Atlantic Treaty Organization B) The hegemonic policy of the US C) The United Nations D) The European Union
A) July 2023 B) November 2023 C) September 2022 D) February 2023
A) Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) B) National Intelligence Service (NIS) C) United Nations D) Center for Strategic International Studies (CSIS)
A) Sergei Shoigu and Li Hongzhong B) Vladimir Putin and Sergei Shoigu C) Vladimir Putin and Li Hongzhong D) Li Hongzhong and Xi Jinping
A) Moscow B) Vladivostok C) Pyongyang D) Vostochny Cosmodrome
A) Two days B) One hour C) Less than one hour D) Over four hours
A) A tactical maneuver B) A defensive operation C) A sacred fight D) A necessary evil
A) Satellites B) Submarines C) Nuclear weapons D) Commercial aircraft
A) 500,000 B) Six million C) Over one million D) Two million
A) A painting B) A satellite C) A car D) A statue
A) The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty B) The Vostochny Agreement C) North Korean–Russian Treaty on Comprehensive Strategic Partnership D) The Peace and Friendship Accord
A) Democratic reform B) Naval architecture C) Human rights D) Cyber-operations
A) October 2024 B) April 2025 C) September 2023 D) February 2024
A) 1,000,000 B) 11,000 C) 2,000,000 D) 6,000
A) 100 B) 6 C) 11,000 D) 1,000,000
A) Sergei Shoigu B) Jung H. Pak C) Vladimir Putin D) Li Hongzhong
A) Jang Kye Sun B) Ri Yong Gil C) Jon Yong Jin D) Hyon Song Wol
A) Jang Song Thaek B) Jon Yong Jin C) Jang Yong Chol D) Ri Yong Gil
A) Espionage B) Treachery C) Pornography laws D) Attempted assassination
A) Firing squad B) Lethal injection C) Hanging D) Poisoning
A) Otto Warmbier B) Jon Yong Jin C) Ri Yong Gil D) Jang Yong Chol
A) Jang Yong Chol B) Marzuki Darusman C) Jang Kye Sun D) Jon Yong Jin
A) 2017 B) 2014 C) 2013 D) 2016
A) Jon Yong Jin B) Marzuki Darusman C) Otto Warmbier D) Navi Pillay
A) Cuba B) Russia C) Malaysia D) Ryugyeongwon
A) A standard handgun B) Biochemical weapon C) A nuclear device D) A long-range rifle
A) Marzuki Darusman B) Navi Pillay C) Jang Song Thaek D) Donald Trump
A) 2014 B) 2013 C) 2016 D) 2012
A) Jang Song Thaek B) Navi Pillay C) Donald Trump D) Marzuki Darusman
A) 24 December 2011 B) 17 December 2011 C) 8 October 2011 D) 30 December 2011
A) 26 December 2011 B) 11 April 2012 C) 17 December 2011 D) 24 December 2011
A) Marshal of the Republic B) First Chairman of the National Defence Commission C) First Secretary D) Supreme Commander
A) First Secretary B) Chairman of the National Defence Commission C) Taewonsu D) Supreme Commander
A) There was a tied vote B) Majority voted no C) All voted yes D) The election was cancelled
A) General of the Army B) Daejang C) Marshal D) Supreme Commander
A) Five-star general B) Four-star general C) Brigadier general D) Major general
A) He was too young for the position B) The military protested the decision C) He refused the appointment D) He had no previous military experience
A) Military parade B) State funeral C) Workers' Party's 65th-anniversary celebration D) National Day concert
A) Around 200 B) Around 50 C) Around 1,000 D) Around 500
A) To restructure the military B) To save government funds C) To improve international relations D) To prevent rivals to Jong Un
A) Malaysia B) North Korea C) China D) Japan
A) Kenji Fujimoto B) Kim Il Sung C) Kim Jong Nam D) Kim Jong Chul
A) Camel B) Marlboro C) Lucky Strike D) Yves Saint Laurent
A) Mercedes-Benz 600 B) Rolls-Royce Phantom C) Toyota Century D) Bentley Mulsanne
A) 15 January 2009 B) 15 June 2009 C) 8 March 2009 D) 1 January 2010
A) The judicial branch of government. B) A rubber stamp parliament. C) The national military council. D) The presidential palace.
A) Great Successor B) Supreme Leader C) Brilliant Comrade D) Dear Leader
A) Japan B) China C) Russia D) South Korea
A) Kim Jong Il B) Ri Chol C) Jang Song-thaek D) Kim Il Sung
A) Liebefeld-Steinhölzli University B) University of Lyon C) University of Bern D) Kim Il Sung University
A) Jackie Chan B) Toni Kukoč C) Kobe Bryant D) Michael Jordan
A) Switzerland B) Russia C) United States D) China
A) 1984 B) 1982 C) 1983 D) 1981
A) Kim Il Sung B) Kim Jong Chul C) Jang Song-thaek D) Kim Jong-nam
A) South Korea B) United States C) Russia D) China
A) Uncle and niece B) Parent and child C) Cousins D) Siblings
A) Liebefeld-Steinhölzli B) Kim Il Sung University C) International School of Berne D) University of Lyon
A) The State Merited Chorus B) Korean People's Army Choir C) Pyongyang Symphony Orchestra D) Moranbong Band concert
A) His grandfather B) His uncle C) His brother D) His father
A) Resigned from the WPK B) Abolished the military C) Visited the United States D) Gave a televised New Year's address
A) A satellite launch failed B) A famine in the country C) The death of a government official D) An apartment building collapse
A) The government issued an apology B) The UN sanctioned the country C) Kim Jong Un ordered the execution of architects D) The event was strictly censored
A) 36th B) 10th C) 1st D) 50th
A) A propaganda message carved into a hillside B) A new military base C) A statue of Kim Jong Un D) A secret nuclear facility
A) The National Defence Commission B) The Ministry of Defence C) The Supreme People's Assembly D) WPK
A) General Secretary B) President C) Chairman D) First Secretary
A) Supreme People's Assembly B) State Affairs Commission C) Presidium of the SPA D) Central Military Commission
A) People-first politics B) Global solidarity C) Economic prosperity D) Diplomatic engagement
A) 2021 B) 2019 C) 2018 D) 2020
A) 2013 B) 2011 C) 2015 D) 2009
A) Privatize all state assets B) Remove all government oversight C) Engage in business activities autonomously D) Replace the currency system
A) Agriculture B) Technology C) Mining D) Fishing
A) Pojon responsibility system B) Market garden initiative C) State grain distribution D) Collective farm monopoly
A) Free market capitalist system B) Flexible collectivist system C) Strict command economy D) Traditional agrarian model
A) Nuclear-economic parallel plans B) Socialist revival laws C) May 30th measures D) January 1st directives
A) Exclusively military bunkers B) Heavy industrial factories only C) Coal distribution centers D) Recreational facilities like amusement parks
A) Isolationist culture B) Consumer culture C) Traditional agrarian culture D) Austerity culture
A) During the 2013 economic reforms B) After the 2023 WPK plenary session C) During the 1960s D) During the COVID-19 pandemic
A) 226 B) 120 C) 33 D) 200
A) 45–55 B) 100+ C) 30–40 D) 60–70
A) Hwasong-14 B) Hwasong-13 C) Hwasong-15 D) Hwasong-16
A) Wang Huning B) Deng Xiaoping C) Hu Jintao D) Xi Jinping
A) Grain B) Textiles C) Coal D) Oil
A) Economic imperialism B) Military aggression C) Political interference D) Big-power chauvinism
A) Beijing B) Seoul C) Washington D) Moscow
A) Hu Jintao B) Deng Xiaoping C) Li Jianguo D) Wang Huning
A) By private automobile B) By naval ship C) By airplane D) By special train
A) Wang Huning B) Hu Jintao C) Li Jianguo D) Xi Jinping
A) 2019 B) 2017 C) 2020 D) 2018
A) Asian Games B) Summer Olympics C) Winter Olympics D) World Cup
A) National Korean Orchestra B) Samjiyon Orchestra C) Pyongyang Symphony D) Kumsusan Orchestra
A) Pyongyang Agreement B) Singapore Declaration C) Panmunjom Declaration D) Seoul Treaty
A) Singapore B) Panmunjom C) Hanoi D) Stockholm
A) Singapore B) Pyongyang C) Stockholm D) Hanoi
A) 10 B) At least 27 C) 50 D) 100
A) DMZ guard post B) Pyongyang television tower C) Kaesong industrial factory D) Joint-liaison office building |