A) Rod Nam Dam Hua B) Chue-len C) Song Nam Phra D) Din Sor Pong
A) One B) Four C) Three D) Two
A) Golf B) Association football C) Cycling D) Basketball
A) Dab Thai B) Makruk C) Krabi krabong D) Muay Thai
A) Athletics B) Badminton C) Sepak takraw D) Cycling
A) December B) 13 March C) 13 to 15 April D) November
A) Yipeng B) Krathong C) Din Sor Pong D) Rod Nam Dam Hua
A) Rod Nam Dam Hua B) Yipeng C) Song Nam Phra D) Loy Krathong
A) To light B) To float C) To wash D) To pray
A) November B) January C) April D) March
A) Banana leaves B) Plastic C) Paper D) Metal
A) Yipeng B) Chang Thai Day C) Loy Krathong D) Songkran
A) 1 January B) 13 April C) 12 November D) 13 March
A) Bathing the Buddha B) Cleaning public spaces C) Washing the hands of elders D) Releasing animals
A) Association football B) Futsal C) Makruk D) Western boxing
A) Letting go of negative emotions B) The birth of an elephant C) Winning a sports game D) The start of the dry season
A) Piphat B) Ram C) Klong D) Luk thung
A) Ayutthaya Kingdom B) Sukhothai Kingdom C) Lanna Kingdom D) Rattanakosin Kingdom
A) King Narai B) Louis XIV C) Simon de la Loubère D) Henri Mouhot
A) Fon B) Lakhon C) Khon D) Rabam
A) Luk thung B) Mor lam C) Classical music D) Pop
A) Khaen B) Ranat C) Khlui D) Saw
A) 981 B) 750 C) 1000 D) 500
A) Khruang sai B) Rock C) Hip-hop D) Luk thung
A) Saw B) Khaen C) Khim D) Pi
A) China B) Japan C) Cambodia D) France
A) Gilded paper B) Polished metal C) Silk fabric D) Carved stone
A) Pin Peat B) French Baroque C) Indian ragas D) Chinese opera
A) Chan B) Mahori C) Piphat D) Luk krung
A) Chakhe B) Ranat C) Saw D) Khlui
A) 3,000-5,000 years B) 8,000-10,000 years C) 1,000-2,000 years D) 5,000-7,000 years
A) Rock shelters and cliff faces B) Ancient temple walls C) Deep underground caves D) River beds
A) Over 250 B) Exactly 100 C) Under 50 D) Over 1,000
A) Pahurong B) Aekarong C) Benjarong D) Sintao
A) Yellow, blue, and green B) Black, yellow, and red C) White, black, and red D) Indigo, scarlet, and white
A) Five B) Seven C) Three D) Ten
A) Hem Vejakorn B) Khrua In Khong C) Silpa Bhirasri D) Fua Hariphitak
A) Silpakorn University B) Bangkok Art Institute C) Thai National University D) Royal Academy of Fine Arts
A) Impressionist brushstrokes B) Pop art color schemes C) Linear perspective and shading D) Abstract geometric shapes
A) Chakrabhand Posayakrit B) Natee Utarit C) Sawad Tantisuk D) Navin Rawanchaikul
A) Jirapat Tatsanasomboon B) Chatchai Puipia C) Sakarin Krue-On D) Navin Rawanchaikul
A) Historical battlefield scenes B) Religious iconography exclusively C) Agricultural development D) The human condition
A) Impressionistic and blurry B) Abstract and chaotic C) Highly realistic and volumetric D) Flat and two-dimensional
A) The study of temple architecture B) A style featuring diverse colors C) The initial use of black and white D) A technique for carving stone
A) Sawad Tantisuk B) Hem Vejakorn C) Chakrabhand Posayakrit D) Fua Hariphitak
A) Culturalism B) Nationhood C) Thai-pride D) Thainess
A) Buddhism B) Hinduism C) Islam D) Christianity
A) Ban Chiang B) Phimai C) Sukhothai D) Ayutthaya
A) Red-on-buff painted pottery B) Blue-and-white porcelain C) Black glazed stoneware D) Gold leaf terracotta
A) Celadon B) Sawankhalok C) Lai nam thong D) Benjarong
A) Portuguese B) Chinese C) Indian D) Japanese
A) Fashion B) Furniture C) Food D) Films
A) Shinto B) Islam C) Jainism D) Sikhism
A) Silk textiles B) Written tablets C) Stone sculptures D) Domesticated rice
A) Concrete and steel B) Metal and glass C) Bamboo or wood D) Brick and stone
A) House of prayer B) Enclosure C) Mountain shrine D) Place of learning
A) An enclosing wall B) A forest boundary C) A large river D) A wooden gate
A) Phra Aphai Mani B) The Ramkhamhaeng inscription C) Lilit Ongkan Chaeng Nam D) Traiphummikatha
A) 1782 B) 1767 C) 1292 D) 1345
A) King Lithai B) Sunthorn Phu C) King Ramkhamhaeng D) King Rama II
A) Diplomatic treaties B) Royal battle tactics C) Buddhist cosmology D) Agricultural techniques
A) Sri Thanonchai B) King Rama II C) Sunthorn Phu D) King Lithai
A) Ramakien B) Phra Aphai Mani C) Traiphummikatha D) Lilit Phra Lo
A) King Lithai B) King Ramkhamhaeng C) King Sunthorn D) King Rama II
A) Nang B) Khon C) Lakhon D) Likay
A) Likay B) Nang C) Khon D) Hun
A) Japan B) France C) Switzerland D) Thailand
A) Sahamongkol Film International B) SF Cinema City C) Five Star Production D) Major Cineplex
A) Western B) Sci-Fi C) Musical D) Horror
A) Golden Lotus Awards B) Suphannahong National Film Awards C) Bangkok Film Festival Awards D) Royal Barge Awards
A) A royal barge B) A golden elephant C) A traditional mask D) A shadow puppet
A) GDH 559 B) SF Cinema City C) Major Cineplex D) National Federation of Motion Pictures
A) Nadech Kugimiya B) Tony Jaa C) Apichatpong Weerasethakul D) Mario Maurer
A) Vachirawit Chivaaree B) Tony Jaa C) Mario Maurer D) Ananda Everingham
A) Nang yai B) Lakhon C) Manora D) Hun
A) Sin sot B) Lakorn C) Dhammayuttika D) Hormones
A) Girl From Nowhere B) Santi Asoke C) Khanom Si Thuai D) Lokesvara
A) 50% B) 1% C) 4.3% D) 94.6%
A) San phra phum B) Sin sot C) Khanom Si Thuai D) Theravada
A) San phra phum B) Lokesvara C) Sin sot D) Khanom Si Thuai
A) Santi Asoke B) Mahayana C) Brahminical D) Avalokitesvara
A) Khanom Si Thuai B) Sin sot C) San phra phum D) Lokesvara
A) Buried in the ground B) In a chedi in the local temple C) In a private mausoleum D) In the family home
A) Celebrating the life of the deceased B) Distributing wealth C) Making merit for the deceased D) Mourning the loss
A) The wai B) A hug C) A handshake D) A bow
A) The head B) The eyes C) The heart D) The hands
A) The importance of work B) That life should be fun C) The need for silence D) Strict adherence to rules
A) Bum gun B) Water sprayer C) Cleaning tool D) Toilet hose
A) Their heads must be lower than the monk's B) They must stand at the same height C) They must look the monk in the eyes D) They must be seated on the floor
A) They are often cremated by professional companies B) They are buried in the garden C) They are kept in the temple D) They are given a traditional funeral
A) The quality of the food B) The pleasant attitude conveyed through the wai C) The humor of the people D) The beauty of the landscape
A) 1935 B) 1945 C) 1905 D) 1979
A) Sabai B) Sado C) Khian hua D) Manchu jacket
A) Pants B) Sado C) Raj pattern shirt D) Sinh
A) Sado B) Sabai C) Blouse D) Pha nung
A) Raj pattern shirt B) Manchu styled jacket C) Sabai jacket D) Formal Thai blazer
A) Market vendors B) Tourists C) Civil servants D) Business owners
A) Cardamom B) Lemongrass C) Ginger D) Chilies
A) India B) Portugal C) Persia D) China
A) Singha B) Sake C) Soju D) Vodka |