A) Lääne-Viru County B) Ida-Viru County C) Pärnu County D) Harju County
A) Iisaku B) Illuka C) Alajõe D) Mäetaguse
A) 2010 B) 2020 C) 2005 D) 2017
A) Tartu, Viljandi, Pärnu, Jõgeva, and Võru B) Narva, Kohtla-Järve, Rakvere, Paide, and Haapsalu C) Kuressaare, Saue, Rapla, Elva, and Viljandi D) Alajõe, Iisaku, Illuka, Mäetaguse, and Tudulinna
A) North of the lake B) South of the lake C) East of the lake D) West of the lake
A) It has the highest population density in Estonia. B) It has a moderate population density compared to other municipalities. C) Its population density is similar to that of urban areas. D) It is the most sparsely populated municipality in Estonia.
A) Lakes and rivers B) Mountains and valleys C) Forests and bogs D) Deserts and dunes
A) 2005 B) 2020 C) 2018 D) 2015
A) Paide Castle and Lihula Church B) Pühtitsa Convent and Vasknarva Castle C) St. Olaf's Church and Tallinn Cathedral D) Klooga Monastery and Rakvere Castle
A) 5,000 residents B) 2,500 residents C) 3,909 residents D) 4,500 residents
A) 51.4% B) 60% C) 45% D) 48.6%
A) 25 B) 100 C) 50 D) 73
A) 18.2% B) 10.5% C) 3.5% D) 67.8%
A) Orthodox or Old Believer B) Religiously unaffiliated C) Other Christian denominations D) Lutheran
A) Mart Vilt B) Hanno Pevkur C) Alfred Karindi D) Kristjan Haho
A) Enn Sellik B) Krista Aru C) Hanno Pevkur D) Mati Raidma
A) Enn Sellik B) Hanno Pevkur C) Krista Aru D) Mati Raidma
A) Krista Aru B) Enn Sellik C) Hanno Pevkur D) Mati Raidma
A) Kristjan Haho B) Mart Vilt C) Alfred Karindi D) Helend Peep
A) Helend Peep B) Mart Vilt C) Alfred Karindi D) Kristjan Haho
A) Alfred Karindi B) Helend Peep C) Mart Vilt D) Kristjan Haho
A) Helend Peep B) Alfred Karindi C) Ants Üleoja D) Kristjan Haho
A) Kristjan Haho B) Enn Sellik C) Alfred Karindi D) Mart Vilt |