A) 2011 B) 1986 C) 1990 D) 1984
A) National Front for the Salvation of Libya B) United States Air Force C) Libyan Revolutionary Guard D) West Berlin Discotheque Group
A) Bettino Craxi B) Ronald Reagan C) Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici D) Muammar Gaddafi
A) The 1984 coup attempt B) West Berlin discotheque bombing C) The death of a daughter D) The February 2011 uprising
A) Libyan intelligence officers B) The National Front for the Salvation of Libya C) Ronald Reagan and his cabinet D) Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici and Bettino Craxi
A) Fifteen B) Twenty C) Thirteen D) Eight
A) Fatima B) Sara C) Aisha D) Hanna
A) Her passport B) A military record C) A diary D) A birth certificate
A) Teacher B) Soldier C) Nurse D) Doctor
A) A left-handed fist crushing a U.S. fighter jet B) A model of a U.S. airplane C) A wall memorial with names of victims D) A statue of Gaddafi holding a sword
A) They never returned B) After a period of being unused C) Immediately after the bombing D) Following the 1984 coup
A) The West Berlin conflict B) The 1986 war with the U.S. C) 2011 uprising and civil war D) The 1984 coup attempt
A) The Forbidden City B) The King's Fortress C) The Splendid Gate D) The Southern Bastion
A) 15 square kilometres B) 2 square kilometres C) 6 square kilometres D) 10 square kilometres
A) Italian army base B) Public park C) Commercial trading post D) Royal palace
A) King Idris B) The Libyan Parliament C) British forces D) Italian colonists
A) One B) Three C) Two D) Four
A) Four meters B) Two meters C) Six meters D) Ten meters
A) A traditional mansion B) An underground bunker C) A luxury apartment D) A Bedouin-style air-conditioned tent
A) Connecting buildings to adjoining districts B) Water irrigation C) Emergency sewage disposal D) Storing gold reserves
A) Convert it into a museum B) Sell the land for private housing C) Rebuild it as a government center D) Turn it into a park
A) London B) New York C) Rome D) Paris
A) Not lavish compared to Gulf-oil-state families B) Modern and high-tech C) Extremely extravagant and gold-plated D) Minimalist and empty
A) NATO B) European Union C) United Nations D) Arab League
A) February B) 17 October C) 23 August D) March
A) Misrata B) Benghazi C) Tripoli D) Sirte
A) March B) February 2012 C) 23 August D) 17 October
A) A government office B) A refugee center C) A military base D) Tripoli's Friday market
A) Rixos Al Nasr hotel B) The parliament building C) The city hall D) The airport
A) Al Arabiya B) BBC C) CNN D) Sky News |