A) Cultural exchange B) NATO expansion C) European integration D) Economic prosperity
A) Germany doesn't want it B) Russia prohibits it C) The EU opposes it D) It is financially unfeasible
A) Gazeta Moldovei B) Chișinău Express C) Bucureștiul liber D) Mesager bucovinean
A) Romania supports immediate unification B) Romania plans to annex Moldova C) Romania supports Moldova's European integration D) Romania remains neutral
A) They support it only if it includes NATO B) They strongly support it C) They do not support it D) They are indifferent
A) It would alienate European allies B) It would trigger a world war C) It would strengthen NATO's eastern flank D) It would weaken NATO's influence
A) Strengthen ties with China B) Join the European Union immediately C) Maintain strict neutrality D) Unite with Romania
A) The Moldovan population must want it B) The Russian government must approve it C) NATO must guarantee military protection D) The United Nations must authorize it
A) Moldova is already a NATO member B) Moldova does not want to join NATO C) Moldova is applying for NATO membership D) Moldova is undecided about NATO
A) It will improve regional security B) It may lead to its destruction C) It is inevitable D) It is an internal matter
A) Moldova would lose its independence B) Moldova would be sanctioned C) Moldova might have Ukraine's fate D) Moldova would be expelled from the UN
A) Maia Sandu B) Nicu Popescu C) Natalia Gavrilița D) Belkovsky
A) Her popularity among the Romanian population B) She requested to run C) She is a member of a Romanian party D) The Romanian constitution mandates it
A) She is ineligible B) She will run if elected C) She has no intention to run D) She is considering it
A) He remains silent on the topic B) He personally supports unification but respects the citizens' will C) He demands immediate unification D) He rejects unification
A) Moldova belongs to Russia B) Moldova is already part of Romania C) Moldova is not Romania D) Romania and Moldova are one nation
A) They would not participate B) They would abstain C) They would vote 'NO' D) They would vote 'YES'
A) He would not vote because he opposes political revisionism B) He would support it for economic reasons C) He would vote against it due to European policy D) He would vote in favor of it
A) It was tacitly adopted B) It was passed into law C) It was immediately rejected D) It was debated and dismissed
A) Enthusiastic support B) Neutral opinion C) Negative opinion D) Positive opinion
A) Trei culori B) Deșteaptă-te, române! C) Limba noastră D) Hora Unirii
A) Ion Iliescu B) Vladimir Voronin C) Mircea Snegur D) Andrei Sangheli
A) Agrarians B) Party of Action and Solidarity C) Christian-Democratic People's Party D) Popular Front
A) Unirea B) Limba noastră C) Imnul Victoriei D) Eroii
A) Emil Constantinescu B) Nicolae Ceaușescu C) Ion Iliescu D) Traian Băsescu
A) Christian-Democratic People's Party B) Socialist Party C) Communist Party D) Agrarian Party
A) Around 5% B) Around 25% C) Around 1% D) Around 15%
A) 1 January 2003 B) 27 August 1991 C) 2 March 2023 D) 10 April 2009
A) The European Action Movement B) The Party of Action and Solidarity C) The Bloc of Communists and Socialists D) The Popular Front
A) Distinct Moldovan linguistic identity B) Slavic-Romanian linguistic identity C) Moldovan-Romanian linguistic identity D) Independent Moldovan language
A) Dniester River B) Siret River C) Prut River D) Danube River
A) Larry Pressler B) Petru Lucinschi C) Ion Iliescu D) Mircea Snegur
A) 1990 B) 1992 C) 1991 D) 1989
A) Exactly 30% B) About 50% C) Less than 20% D) More than 70%
A) Northern Bukovina B) Gagauzia C) Bessarabia D) Transnistria
A) George H.W. Bush B) Larry Pressler C) Mircea Snegur D) Mikhail Gorbachev
A) 6 May 1990 B) 26 June 1991 C) February 1991 D) September 1989
A) The war in Transnistria B) The annexation of Northern Bukovina C) The collapse of the United Nations D) The closure of the Prut River
A) 20% B) 42% C) 11% D) 44%
A) Nationalists B) Statalists C) Moldovenists D) Unionists
A) Stephen the Great B) Michael the Brave C) Bogdan I D) Basarab
A) 1917 B) 1940 C) 1812 D) 1918
A) Bukovina B) Bessarabia C) Transnistria D) Wallachia
A) The Republic of Moldova B) The Moldavian SSR C) The Moldovan Republic D) The Bessarabian Autonomous Province
A) Bessarabians B) Unionists C) Romanians D) Statalists
A) 20% B) 44% C) 42% D) 11%
A) Bogdan dynasty B) Basarab dynasty C) Ottoman dynasty D) Romanov dynasty
A) €10–15 billion B) €50–60 billion C) €30–35 billion D) €5–10 billion
A) A lost province B) An economic burden C) His soul project D) A future NATO member
A) Lipcani–Rădăuți-Prut B) Sculeni-Iași C) Cahul-Oancea D) Leușeni-Albița
A) Mihai Ghimpu B) Dorin Chirtoacă C) Iurie Leancă D) Vladimir Voronin
A) William Moser B) Dereck J. Hogan C) John A. Heffern D) James Pettit
A) 2007 B) 2009 C) 2006 D) 2010
A) Falsifying the currency exchange B) Exaggerating the costs C) Ignoring the role of the EU D) Underestimating the costs
A) Landmines B) Soviet barbed wire fence C) Concrete blast walls D) Watchtowers
A) Kelemen Hunor B) Sorin Ovidiu Vântu C) Traian Băsescu D) Victor Ponta
A) Sorin Ovidiu Vântu B) Vladimir Voronin C) Traian Băsescu D) Dorin Chirtoacă
A) 33.6% B) 31.9% C) 58.8% D) 17.2%
A) 320,000 B) 226,507 C) 140,000 D) 1,000,000
A) 226,507 B) 320,000 C) 90,000 D) 140,000
A) 100,845 B) 90,000 C) 96,542 D) 87,015
A) 1,027,091 B) 449,783 C) 400,000 D) 323,049
A) 125,000 B) 150,000 C) 280,396 D) 96,542
A) 746,695 B) 280,396 C) 125,000 D) 150,000
A) March 2012 B) April 2011 C) July 2018 D) May 2015
A) 2011 B) 2015 C) 2012 D) 2018
A) April 2011 B) March 2016 C) February 2012 D) May 2015
A) Dan Diaconescu B) Vlad Filat C) Marian Lupu D) Eugen Doga
A) Ion Leascenco B) Constantin Codreanu C) Vladimir Voronin D) Klaus Iohannis
A) Neptun, Constanța county B) Chișinău C) Alba Iulia D) Cahul |