A) Julian calendar B) Gregorian calendar C) Byzantine calendar D) Alexandrian calendar
A) Coptic Orthodox, Coptic Catholic churches, and farmers B) Tourists and international travelers C) Islamic scholars only D) Government officials only
A) 1 January 1900 B) 11 September 1875 C) 29 August 284 AD D) 238 BC
A) Every year B) Every four years C) Every ten years D) Every 400 years
A) The Egyptian priests B) Ptolemy III C) Augustus D) Diocletian
A) Anno Mundi B) Anno Martyrum C) After Martyrs D) Alexandrian Month
A) Constantine B) Diocletian C) Ptolemy III D) Augustus
A) 29 August 284 AD B) 29 August 8 AD C) 11 September 1875 D) 1 January 1 AD
A) 13 B) 14 C) 12 D) 10
A) 28 B) 30 C) 31 D) 29
A) Koiak B) Alexandria C) Thout D) Neyrouz
A) Feast of Christmas B) Feast of Martyrs C) Feast of Augustus D) Feast of Neyrouz
A) The Ethiopian epoch is 29 August 8 AD B) The Ethiopian epoch is 29 August 284 AD C) They have the same epoch D) The Ethiopian calendar has no fixed epoch
A) Subtract 284 B) Subtract 283 C) Add 283 D) Add 284
A) 29 Koiak B) 7 January C) 29 August D) 25 December |