A) 1–1½ metres B) 2–2½ metres C) 3–4 metres D) 0.5–1 metre
A) 1051 B) 1114 C) 1718 D) 1057
A) Far Caves B) Lower Caves C) Upper Caves D) Near Caves
A) Moscow and Novgorod B) Athens C) Warsaw D) Constantinople
A) 1995 B) 1718 C) 1988 D) 1051
A) 1995 B) 2008 C) 1988 D) 1718
A) Over 10 thousand B) Over 5 thousand C) Over 1 thousand D) Over 50 thousand
A) Yuri Dolgoruki B) Vasily Kochubey C) Pyotr Stolypin D) Nestor the Chronicler
A) Cathedral of the Dormition B) Church of the Saviour at Berestove C) Near Caves D) Far Caves
A) In the Near Caves B) Near the Cathedral of the Dormition C) Near the Refectory Church D) In the Far Caves
A) St. Spyridon B) Pope Clement I C) Alipy of the Caves D) Saint Kuksha
A) They were cremated B) They were buried in a mass grave C) They were moved to Rome D) They were left uncovered
A) Near the Cathedral of the Dormition B) In the Near Caves C) In the Far Caves D) Near the Refectory Church
A) Eufemia of Kyiv B) Anna of Byzantium C) Olga of Kyiv D) Uliana Olshanska
A) 3–4 metres B) 2–2½ metres C) 0.5–1 metre D) 1–1½ metres
A) At the northernmost edge of the Lavra B) Inside the main cave system C) Atop the Holy Gates D) Beside the Refectory chambers
A) Prince Vladimir Monomakh B) Prince Sviatoslav II C) Yuri Dolgoruki D) Alimpy Galik
A) V. Sonin B) Alimpy Galik C) V. Stefaovych D) Vladimir Monomakh
A) Alimpy Galik B) V. Sonin C) Sviatoslav II D) V. Stefaovych
A) Yuri Dolgoruki B) Alimpy Galik C) V. Stefaovych D) V. Sonin
A) Onion-shaped B) Flat C) Conical D) Pear-shaped
A) A stone vestibule B) A second temple built during the Cossack Hetmanate C) The All Saints Church D) The Church of the Saviour at Berestove
A) It was disassembled by Russian authorities B) It was moved to a new location C) It collapsed due to age D) It was destroyed by fire
A) Ukrainian baroque B) Byzantine C) Neoclassical D) Gothic
A) 11th century B) 1905 C) 1696–1698 D) 1718
A) To the East B) To the North C) To the South D) To the West
A) Prince Sviatoslav II B) Alimpy Galik C) Yuri Dolgoruki D) Prince Vladimir Monomakh
A) Yuri Dolgoruki B) Alimpy Galik C) V. Sonin D) Sviatoslav II
A) Monomakh B) Pechersk C) Stefaovych D) Cossack
A) Bartolomeo Rastrelli B) Johann Gottfried Schädel C) Viktor Shervud D) Ivan Hryhorovych-Barskyi
A) 1731–1745 B) 1051–1070 C) 1941–1945 D) 1990–1992
A) 110 meters B) 82 meters C) 105 meters D) 96.5 meters
A) 13th century B) 11th century C) 18th century D) 15th century
A) 1990s B) 1940s C) 2010s D) 1960s
A) 2000 B) 1998 C) 2005 D) 1995
A) Anti-religious museum park B) Public library C) Military barracks D) Government office complex
A) St. Sophia Cathedral B) Vydubychi Monastery C) St. Michael's Golden-Domed Monastery D) St. Cyril's Monastery
A) Gothic B) Baroque C) Classical D) Byzantine
A) Debosquette Wall B) Independence Square C) St. Andrew's Church D) Golden Gate
A) Monastery B) Cave C) Mountain D) Relic
A) Peter Mohyla B) Anthony C) Hilarion D) Simeon Olelkovich
A) Volga B) Desna C) Danube D) Dnipro
A) Edigey B) Andrey Bogolyubsky C) Batu Khan D) Rurik Rostislavich
A) 1482 B) 1169 C) 1416 D) 1240
A) Edigey B) Andrey Bogolyubsky C) Batu Khan D) Simeon Olelkovich
A) Konstanty Ostrogski B) Feodor Ostrogski C) Švitrigaila D) Vladimir Olgerdovich
A) Zacharias Kopystensky B) Peter Mohyla C) Joannicius Galiatovsky D) Eliseus Pletenetsky
A) Kyiv Mohyla Academy B) Pechersk College C) Kyiv University D) Theological Seminary
A) 1613 B) 1786 C) 1685 D) 1718
A) Pyotr Stolypin B) Ivan Mazepa C) Vladimir Olgerdovich D) Peter Mohyla
A) Paper B) Incense C) Myrrh D) Wine
A) Protection against a Polish army B) The burial of the Prince C) The burning of the printing house D) The founding of the cave
A) 1918 B) 1926 C) 1934 D) 1990
A) Soviet NKVD B) Ukrainian Orthodox Church C) German forces D) Russian Orthodox Church
A) 1961 B) 1990 C) 1988 D) 1992
A) 1990 B) 2000 C) 2007 D) 1996
A) 24 August 2000 B) 10 March 2023 C) 21 August 2007 D) 13 March 1996
A) 24 August 2000 B) 13 March 1996 C) 7 January 2023 D) 21 August 2007
A) Metropolitan Vladimir B) Dmitry Peskov C) Metropolitan Epiphanius D) Onufrius
A) 24 February 2022 B) 10 March 2023 C) 29 March 2023 D) 17 March 2023
A) Onufrius B) Dmitry Peskov C) Metropolitan Epiphanius D) Vladimir Putin
A) 7 January 2023 B) 29 March 2023 C) 24 August 2000 D) 23 July 2025
A) Bayraktar TB2 drones B) Reaper drones C) Geran-2 drones D) Switchblade drones
A) 6:00 a.m. B) 4:55 a.m. C) 8:30 p.m. D) 12:00 a.m.
A) Ukrainian artillery B) An accidental fire C) A failed drone test D) A US-made Patriot air-defence missile
A) Volodymyr Zelenskyy B) Denys Shmyhal C) Kaja Kallas D) Yulia Svyrydenko
A) Emmanuel Macron B) Kaja Kallas C) Ursula von der Leyen D) Jean-Noël Barrot
A) War crimes B) Accidental civilian casualties C) Collateral damage D) Strategic strikes
A) Royal governors B) Eastern Orthodox saints C) Early explorers D) Ancient warriors
A) Sandstone B) Solid granite C) Volcanic rock D) Loess ground
A) Wood carving school B) Stone masonry shop C) Lavra's Icon Painting Workshop D) Metal smelting forge
A) The underground water pipes B) The catacombs C) The bell tower roofs D) The private monastery kitchens
A) Children's literature library B) City public library C) University research library D) State historical library
A) Plastic decorations B) Leather armor C) Embroidery D) Synthetic uniforms |