A) 14 February 1958 B) 11 February 1958 C) 1 February 1958 D) 14 July 1958
A) Iraq B) Jordan C) Britain D) Kuwait
A) Abd al-Ilah B) Abdul Sattar Sabaa Al-Ibousi C) King Hussein bin Talal D) Abdul-Karim Qasim
A) 14 July 1958 B) 11 February 1958 C) 14 February 1958 D) 1 February 1958
A) United Arab Republic B) Arab Federation C) Supreme Committee of Free Officers D) Front of National Union
A) France B) Egypt C) Syria D) Kuwait
A) Abdul-Karim Qasim B) King Hussein C) Abd al-Ilah D) Faisal
A) Abdul-Karim Qasim B) Hussein C) Abd al-Ilah D) Abdul Sattar Sabaa Al-Ibousi
A) 1956 B) 1958 C) 1957 D) 1955
A) Syria B) Iraq C) Egypt D) Jordan
A) Arab Federation B) Baghdad Pact C) United Arab Republic D) Front of National Union
A) February 1958 B) July 1958 C) February 1957 D) 1956
A) Only the Ba'ath Party and Communists B) Royal Guards and Free Officers C) National Democrats and British Loyalists D) National Democrats, Independents, Communists, and the Ba'ath Party
A) Royal Iraqi Army B) Union Government C) Supreme Committee of Free Officers D) Royal Guard
A) Suez Crisis B) Najaf uprisings C) Lebanon crisis D) 14 July Revolution
A) Abd al-Ilah B) Colonel Abdul-Karim Qasim C) King Hussein D) Captain Abdul Sattar Sabaa Al-Ibousi
A) 1 February 1958 B) 14 February 1958 C) 14 July 1958 D) February 1957
A) To counterattack the Ministry of Defence B) To offer no resistance C) To flee to Jordan D) To defend the palace at all costs
A) Colonel Abdul-Karim Qasim B) Abd al-Ilah C) King Hussein D) Captain Abdul Sattar Sabaa Al-Ibousi
A) Baghdad Palace B) Royal Palace C) Ministry of Defence D) Rihab Palace
A) Princess Nafeesa B) Faisal's aunt C) Crown Princess Hiyam D) Princess Abadiya
A) Faisal's aunt B) Princess Abadiya C) Crown Princess Hiyam D) Princess Nafeesa
A) None B) Crown Princess Hiyam C) Princess Nafeesa D) Princess Abadiya
A) Main front gates B) Kitchen C) The newly completed Royal Palace D) The roof
A) Rihab Palace gates B) Kitchen garden C) Ministry of Defence D) Palace courtyard
A) He was not shot B) In the head and neck C) In the leg or hip D) In the back
A) Princess Nafeesa B) Princess Hiyam C) Princess Abadiya D) King Faisal II
A) Rihab Palace B) The newly completed Royal Palace C) Ministry of Defence D) Jordan
A) It was hanged B) It was buried immediately C) It was dragged through the streets D) It was sent to Jordan
A) The Crown Prince B) Captain Abdul Sattar Sabaa Al-Ibousi C) King Faisal II D) Colonel Abdul-Karim Qasim
A) 2 May 1935 B) 14 July 1958 C) 4 April 1939 D) 14 July 1953
A) Twenty years B) Ten years C) Thirty-seven years D) Fifty years
A) Seven B) Three C) Ten D) Five
A) A pro-Axis coup d'état overthrew the regent B) Faisal took full control of the government C) The monarchy was abolished D) The regency ended permanently
A) United States B) France C) Egypt D) United Kingdom
A) Royal Al-Rehab Palace B) Harrow School C) Sandroyd School D) Grove Lodge
A) April 1939 B) February 1958 C) May 1953 D) July 1958
A) Diabetes B) Tuberculosis C) Asthma D) Malaria
A) The United States Army B) A combined Allied force C) The Egyptian monarchy D) Only the Royal Air Force
A) 200 B) 50 C) 100 D) 143
A) Oil paint and canvas B) Pencil or crayon C) Watercolors D) Ink and parchment
A) 17 B) 19 C) 21 D) 15
A) Highway construction B) Railway systems C) Irrigation projects D) Space exploration
A) 12 August, 1952 B) 12 July, 1952 C) 16 August, 1952 D) 1 September, 1952
A) Boston B) Washington, D.C. C) Philadelphia D) New York
A) Empire State Building B) Rockefeller Center C) Woolworth Building D) Chrysler Building
A) Fiorello La Guardia B) Vincent R. Impellitteri C) Robert Wagner Jr. D) William O'Dwyer
A) Fenway Park B) Ebbets Field C) Yankee Stadium D) Polo Grounds
A) New York Yankees B) New York Giants C) Boston Red Sox D) Brooklyn Dodgers
A) His aide told him the names were written on the players' clothes B) By looking at the color of their hats C) By reading the scoreboard D) By asking the umpire
A) Metropolitan Opera House B) Broadway Theatre C) Carnegie Hall D) Radio City Music Hall
A) Texaco B) Esso Oil Company C) Shell D) Standard Oil
A) JFK Airport B) Ronald Reagan Airport C) Newark Airport D) LaGuardia Airport
A) Franklin Roosevelt B) Dwight Eisenhower C) Harry Truman D) John Kennedy
A) John Foster Dulles B) George Marshall C) Henry Kissinger D) Dean Acheson
A) John Wayne B) James Mason C) Cary Grant D) Humphrey Bogart
A) Joe DiMaggio B) Jackie Robinson C) Jesse Owens D) Babe Ruth
A) Three months B) Two weeks C) Five weeks D) Six months
A) 1948 B) 1953 C) 1955 D) 1952
A) Ten members B) Six members C) Four members D) Twelve members
A) Le Corbusier B) Walter Gropius C) Werner March D) Alvar Aalto
A) J. Brian Cooper B) Frank Lloyd Wright C) Werner March D) William Dunkel
A) British Board of Trade B) Development Board C) J. Brian Cooper D) Iraq Petroleum Company
A) Le Corbusier B) Alvar Aalto C) William Dunkel D) Werner March
A) Le Corbusier B) Walter Gropius C) J. Brian Cooper D) Frank Lloyd Wright
A) William Dunkel B) Frank Lloyd Wright C) Werner March D) Alvar Aalto
A) al-Shawy Mosque B) National Parliament C) Iraq Museum D) Baghdad University
A) William Dunkel B) 'Abd al-Ilah C) Gamal Abdel Nasser D) Nuri al-Sa'id
A) Revolution B) The Baghdad Pact C) Pan-Arab nationalism D) Economic inequality
A) A Belgian comic creator B) A military general C) An Iraqi historian D) An Egyptian prince
A) He was defending himself from an attack B) He remembered Palestine C) He was following direct orders from Saddam Hussein D) He wanted to start a new regime
A) Prince Muhammad 'Ali Ibrahim B) Safa Khulusi C) King Abdullah I D) Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
A) Arabic B) English C) Persian D) French
A) 1958 B) 1945 C) 1957 D) 1951
A) 50 copies B) 1,000 copies C) 100 copies D) 10 copies
A) Saddam Hussein B) Al-Ibousi C) Safa Khulusi D) Hergé
A) Jordanian B) Iraqi C) Egyptian D) Belgian
A) The tenth volume B) The fifteenth volume C) The last volume D) The first volume
A) King Abdullah I B) Safa Khulusi C) Abd al-Ilah D) Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
A) Field Marshal B) Air Vice-Marshal C) Marshal D) Admiral of the Fleet
A) Iraq B) Egypt C) Belgium D) Jordan |