A) Two B) Three C) Five D) Four
A) The imperial eagle B) The fighting bull C) Hispania D) The Spanish national flag
A) Saint James the Apostle B) The fighting bull C) The coat of arms D) Our Lady of the Pillar
A) The patron saint B) The imperial eagle C) The national day D) The national anthem
A) Immaculate Conception B) Zaragoza C) Hispania D) Santiago
A) It is used daily in government B) It is the primary official symbol C) It is banned by law D) It is little used nowadays
A) On the Spanish national flag B) In different artistic expressions C) On official currency only D) In the national anthem lyrics
A) The eagle and the horse B) The lion and the unicorn C) The fighting bull and the imperial eagle D) The bull and the bear
A) Fiesta del Pilar B) Día de la Hispanidad C) Día de la Constitución D) Fiesta Nacional de España
A) 12 November B) 8 December C) 12 October D) 25 July
A) Fiesta de la Constitución B) Fiesta de la Inmaculada C) Día de la Hispanidad D) Día de Santiago
A) The drafting of the constitution B) The victory of the Civil Guard C) The patron saint of Zaragoza D) Spanish legacy worldwide
A) North Africa B) Southeast Asia C) Western Europe D) Hispanic America
A) Our Lady of the Pillar B) Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception C) Hispania D) Saint James the Apostle
A) Since the 9th century B) Since the 12th century C) Since the 16th century D) Since the 20th century
A) December 8th B) January 1st C) October 12th D) July 25th
A) Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception B) Our Lady of the Pillar C) Hispania D) Saint James the Apostle
A) December 8th B) October 12th C) November 12th D) July 25th
A) Madrid B) Seville C) Zaragoza D) Barcelona
A) The Spanish Constitution B) The Fighting Bulls C) The Imperial Eagles D) The Civil Guard
A) 1492 B) 1644 C) 1812 D) 1978
A) December 8 B) July 25 C) January 6 D) October 12
A) The imperial eagle B) The white stork C) The fighting bull D) The golden eagle
A) The brown bear B) The Iberian lynx C) The fighting bull D) The imperial eagle |