A) University of Valencia B) University of Zaragoza C) University of Madrid D) University of Barcelona
A) Aragon Center for Physics of the Cosmos B) Astrophysical Center for Flight and Cosmos C) Astrophysical Foundation of Central Aragon D) Aragon Center for Forest Conservation and Astrophysics
A) Geology and paleontology B) Marine biology and oceanography C) Astrophysics and cosmology D) Botany and agriculture
A) Javalambre Solar Station B) Aragon Cosmic Observatory C) Astrophysical Observatory of Javalambre D) Teruel Space Observatory
A) South of the Teruel province B) Inside Valencia Airport C) North of the Teruel province D) Near the University of Zaragoza campus
A) European Reserve for Biological Studies B) International Heritage Site for Aviation C) National Unique Scientific and Technical Infrastructure D) Global Center for Meteorological Research
A) 2013 B) 2024 C) 1979 D) 2002
A) University research station B) Agricultural storage facility C) Military airbase D) Commercial passenger terminal
A) Aircraft storage and maintenance facility B) Cargo shipping center C) Flight training academy D) International passenger hub
A) Yes, international flights only B) Yes, domestic flights only C) Yes, seasonal charter flights only D) No passenger traffic
A) Barcelona Airport B) Zaragoza Airport C) Valencia Airport D) Madrid Airport
A) 100 km due south B) 250 km north east C) 50 km north west D) 157 km south east
A) 45 mi B) 98 mi C) 150 mi D) 210 mi
A) 3rd Stage B) 1st Stage C) Final Stage D) 5th Stage
A) May 10 B) March 15 C) April 1 D) April 30
A) Alba Bautista B) Marianne Vos C) Javier Sierra D) David Civera
A) Singer B) Rhythmic gymnast C) Association football player D) Journalist and writer
A) 2002 B) 1966 C) 1971 D) 1979
A) Olympic gold medalist B) European champion C) World record holder D) World bronze medalist
A) Singer B) Translator C) General D) Rhythmic gymnast
A) 2002 B) 1844 C) 1971 D) 1979
A) General and military governor B) Spanish translator C) Association football player D) Journalist and writer
A) 1971–present B) 1966–2013 C) 1500–1600 D) 1844–1937
A) General and military strategist B) Association football player and manager C) Rhythmic gymnast and coach D) Cyclist and team director
A) 1844 B) 1966 C) 1979 D) 2002
A) Singer and songwriter B) Translator and general C) Astrophysicist and researcher D) Journalist and writer
A) 2002 B) 1844 C) 1966 D) 1971
A) 21st-century rhythmic gymnast B) 16th-century Spanish translator C) 19th-century military governor D) 20th-century astrophysicist
A) The Odyssey into Latin B) The Quran into Latin C) The Bible into Spanish D) The Quran into Arabic
A) 16th-century B) 18th-century C) 19th-century D) 21st-century
A) 35,900 B) 45,000 C) 28,400 D) 50,200
A) It is the oldest B) It is the most elevated C) It is the least populated D) It is the rainiest
A) Chorizo B) Jamón serrano C) Salchichón D) Lomo embuchado
A) Dinosaur remains B) Celtiberian weapons C) Neolithic pottery D) Roman artifacts
A) The last weekend of September B) Around the third weekend of February C) The weekend closest to 10 July D) The first weekend of May
A) Moorish-influenced architecture B) Renaissance architecture C) Baroque architecture D) Gothic architecture
A) 750 metres B) 915 metres C) 620 metres D) 1,100 metres
A) It does not have a municipal police force B) It has no connection to the electricity grid C) It lacks a direct road or railway link to Madrid D) It is entirely enclosed by walls
A) Barcelona Metropolitan B) El Mundo Today C) Actualidad Panenka D) El Jueves
A) Alfambra B) Turboleta C) Albarracín D) Tirwal
A) The Phoenicians B) The Visigoths C) The Romans D) The Greeks
A) River B) Tower C) Market D) Mountain
A) 5 November 1347 B) 15 July 1238 C) 1 October 1171 D) 20 March 1095
A) To secure gold mines B) To establish a sea port C) To control the wool trade D) To strengthen the southern border against the Almohads
A) An eagle flying toward the east with a snake in its talons B) Three bells ringing by themselves in an abandoned chapel C) A bull mooing from a high place with a star shining on it D) A white wolf crossing a river during a full moon
A) Olive oil production B) Wool-weaving C) Shipbuilding D) Glassblowing
A) Their quarter was burned down by an earthquake B) Their properties were seized by the Church C) They were expelled entirely from Spain D) Many were killed during persecutions
A) The Anarchists B) The Republicans C) The Nationalists D) The International Brigades
A) Up to 20,000 casualties B) Up to 50,000 casualties C) Up to 300,000 casualties D) Up to 140,000 casualties
A) Cold semi-arid climate B) Tropical rainforest climate C) Mediterranean climate D) Tundra climate
A) Mid autumn B) Winter C) Summer D) Late spring
A) 38.5 °C B) 36.2 °C C) 45.0 °C D) 41.3 °C
A) August 14, 2021 B) December 25, 2020 C) January 12, 2021 D) February 3, 2021
A) UNESCO B) UNICEF C) WHO D) NATO
A) Plaza Mayor B) Plaza del Pilar C) Plaza del Torico D) Plaza de España
A) 16th century B) 12th century C) 17th century D) 14th century
A) A Spanish opera composer B) A famous Mudéjar architect C) A wealthy merchant from Aragon D) A poor man who battled at Crusades
A) Liberty style B) Gothic style C) Baroque style D) Mudéjar style
A) 17th century B) 14th century C) 12th century D) 16th century
A) 12th century B) 16th century C) 14th century D) 17th century
A) A Gothic church with a single nave B) A 1910s liberty style house C) An aqueduct with two orders of arcade D) A 15th-century fortification built over the Arabic Alcazar
A) Baroque style B) Mudéjar style C) Gothic style D) Liberty style
A) 1530s B) 1910s C) 1400s D) 1700s
A) 1910–1919 B) 1538–1600 C) 1200–1250 D) 1391–1492
A) 1538 B) 1492 C) 1610 D) 1391
A) A Stegosaurus B) A Velociraptor C) A Triceratops D) A Tyrannosaurus rex
A) One B) Four C) Two D) Three |