A) Tourism B) Hydroelectric power C) Manufacturing D) Agriculture
A) A historic temple B) A tourist information center C) A border control station D) A stone marker
A) French and Chinese B) Vietnamese and Chinese C) Vietnamese and French D) English and French
A) Inaccuracies in 19th-century documents and maps B) The total destruction of historical records C) Lack of interest from local residents D) The natural shifting of the waterfall
A) Privatization of the land B) A total ban on tourism C) A perpetual joint oversight committee D) The installation of modern fencing
A) They isolate them from the rest of the country B) They hinder local development C) They provide a source of industrial water D) They increase their quality of life
A) To increase prosperity in the long term B) To stop tourism C) To expand mining operations D) To settle a specific legal claim from the 18th century
A) They have disappeared or were replaced inaccurately B) They were preserved perfectly by local communities C) They were replaced by digital tracking systems D) They were moved to museums for safekeeping
A) Pearl River B) Mekong River C) Quây Sơn River D) Red River
A) 500 km B) 450 km C) 100 km D) 272 km
A) 15 m B) 30 m C) 50 m D) 100 m
A) 2nd B) 10th C) 4th D) 1st
A) It changes color B) It turns into three distinct falls C) It dries up completely D) It forms one single fall
A) Tongling Gorge B) Iguazu Falls C) Niagara Falls D) Victoria Falls
A) Volcanic B) Karst C) Sandstone D) Igneous
A) Hà Giang B) Lào Cai C) Cao Bằng D) Quảng Ninh
A) Paris Peace Treaty B) Geneva Accords C) 1979 Peace Accord D) 1999 Viet Nam-China Treaty on Land Borderline
A) 1000 m B) 200 m C) 500 m D) 100 m
A) Nam Quan Gate B) Hanoi Gate C) Daxin County D) Quây Sơn River |