A) Bremen B) Frankfurt C) Munich D) Hannover
A) German B) French C) Spanish D) English
A) Ford B) Volkswagen C) Toyota D) Mercedes-Benz
A) Banff National Park B) Harz National Park C) Yellowstone National Park D) Everglades National Park
A) Prague Castle B) Windsor Castle C) Neuschwanstein Castle D) Marienburg Castle
A) Carnival B) Halloween C) Oktoberfest D) Christmas Market
A) Kilt B) Sari C) Kimono D) Tracht
A) Lüneburg Heath B) Sahara Desert C) Amazon Rainforest D) Serengeti Plains
A) Middle Saxony B) Lower Saxony C) Upper Saxony D) East Saxony
A) Largest B) Third-largest C) Second-largest D) Fourth-largest
A) 9 million B) 6 million C) 8 million D) 10 million
A) Silesian and Pomeranian B) Cimbrian and Sorbian C) Northern Low Saxon and Saterland Frisian D) Bavarian and Swabian
A) Mediterranean Sea B) The North Sea C) Black Sea D) Baltic Sea
A) Berlin B) Hamburg C) Bremen D) Hanover
A) Oldenburg B) Wolfsburg C) Göttingen D) Osnabrück
A) Saxon Switzerland B) North German Plain C) Northern parts of the Central Uplands D) Bavarian Alps
A) Lüneburg Heath B) Harz Mountains C) Emsland D) Oldenburg
A) Fruit farming, especially apples B) Coal mining C) Wine production D) Cattle ranching
A) January 1, 1950 B) October 3, 1990 C) November 1, 1946 D) July 18, 1871
A) Duchy of Bavaria B) Kingdom of Prussia C) Kingdom of Hanover D) Grand Duchy of Hesse
A) It is the smallest state by area. B) It encompasses both maritime and mountainous areas. C) It has no coastline. D) It is entirely flat.
A) The city of Bremen and Bremerhaven B) Munich and Stuttgart C) Hamburg and Lübeck D) Düsseldorf and Cologne
A) The Oder B) The Danube C) The Rhine D) The Elbe
A) Harz Mountains B) Lüneburg Heath C) East Frisia D) The loess börde zone
A) The Ems B) The Rhine C) The Elbe (not a northward flow) D) The Danube
A) Großer Arber at 1,456 metres B) Brocken at 1,141 metres C) Wurmberg at 971 metres D) Fichtelberg at 1,214 metres
A) A depression near Freepsum in East Frisia B) The Elbe River Delta C) The Danube River Delta D) The Rhine River Delta
A) Weser Uplands B) The Black Forest C) Brunswick Land D) Leine Uplands
A) Mountainous terrain B) Coastal region C) Heathland D) Plains
A) 10% B) 30% C) Just under 20% D) 50%
A) -14,490 B) 62,761 C) 75,804 D) 61,314
A) Christian Wulff B) Sigmar Gabriel C) David McAllister D) Gerhard Glogowski
A) Dümmer, Elbhöhen-Wendland, Elm-Lappwald B) Bremen and Hamburg C) Oldenburg and Schaumburg-Lippe D) Brunswick and Hanover
A) Reform of the education system B) Arguments about the Gorleben Nuclear Waste Repository C) Introduction of environmental taxes D) Debate over European Union membership
A) Gerhard Schröder B) Georg Diederichs C) Alfred Kubel D) Ernst Albrecht
A) The Bundestag B) The European Parliament C) The State Council D) The Federal Council (Bundesrat)
A) A black horse against a yellow background B) An eagle in flight C) A white horse against a red background D) A lion on a blue field
A) 2003 B) 1990 C) 1976 D) 1985
A) 33,700 euros B) 40,000 euros C) 25,000 euros D) 30,000 euros
A) Georg Diederichs B) Ernst Albrecht C) Alfred Kubel D) Gerhard Schröder
A) Oldenburg B) Münster C) Hildesheim D) Osnabrück
A) The Bavarians B) The Frisians C) The Swabians D) The Saxons
A) 61,314 B) 75,804 C) -14,490 D) -12,972
A) Former Hanoverian Amt Neuhaus B) Berlin C) Bavaria D) Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
A) Gerhard Schröder B) Alfred Kubel C) Georg Diederichs D) Heinrich Hellwege
A) 61,314 B) -12,972 C) 75,733 D) 62,761
A) Foreign policy B) Taxation C) Economic policy D) The school system
A) Six B) Three C) Four D) Two
A) Christian Democratic Union (CDU) B) Social Democrat C) Green Party D) Free Democratic Party (FDP)
A) Manufacturing B) Mining C) Agriculture D) Tourism
A) Steel production B) Aviation C) Tourism D) Shipbuilding
A) They were merged into one region. B) They were independent states. C) They had a different status as Verwaltungsbezirke. D) They did not have any special administrative status.
A) 1975 B) 1990 C) 1968 D) 1980
A) Aachen B) Saarbrücken C) Görlitz D) Helmstedt
A) 71.93% B) 16.3% C) 25.8% D) 42.6%
A) 200,000 homes B) 500,000 homes C) 730,000 homes D) 1 million homes
A) Coal B) Gold C) Copper D) Iron
A) Alfred Kubel B) Gerhard Schröder C) David McAllister D) Sigmar Gabriel
A) Widukind B) Frederick Barbarossa C) Otto I D) Charlemagne
A) Rebuilding a state afflicted by the war's rigours B) Establishing a new constitution C) Developing nuclear energy D) Expanding urban centres
A) FDP-led coalition with the CDU B) CDU-led coalition with the FDP C) Green Party-led coalition D) SPD-led coalition with the Greens
A) 50 B) 37 C) 25 D) 45
A) Sugar beet B) Rye C) Potatoes D) Wheat
A) David McAllister B) Stephan Weil C) Christian Wulff D) Angela Merkel
A) Sikhism B) Islam C) Taoism D) Hinduism
A) Hinrich Wilhelm Kopf B) Georg Diederichs C) Alfred Kubel D) Gerhard Schröder
A) Bavaria B) Silesia C) Pomerania D) East Prussia
A) Brunswick B) North Rhine-Westphalia C) Weser-Ems D) Lower Saxony
A) TUI AG B) PHW Group C) Volkswagen D) Deutsches Milchkontor
A) 44.8% B) 16.3% C) 57.5% D) 51.48%
A) Supply industry B) Tourism industry C) Agriculture D) Mining
A) Deutsches Milchkontor B) TUI AG C) PHW Group D) Volkswagen
A) Peine B) Wolfenbüttel C) Salzgitter D) Braunschweig
A) 1945 B) 1960 C) 1970 D) 1950
A) Calvörde B) Neu Bleckede C) Wesermünde D) Helmstedt
A) 71.93% B) 42.6% C) 25.8% D) 16.3%
A) 1999 B) 1985 C) 2005 D) 2010 |