Category: Countries

1. When did Trinidad and Tobago become independent? a) 12 February 1959 b) 21 May 1956 c) 31 August 1962 d) 11 November 1965 2. Which is the longest river in Trinidad and Tobago? a) Caroni b) Navet c) Cauva d) Ortoire 3. Which is the capital of Trinidad and Tobago? a) Plymouth b) Port of Spain c) Roxborough d) Scarborough

The Group of Twenty (G20) is the premier forum for its members’ international economic cooperation and decision-making. Its membership comprises 19 countries plus the European Union. Each G20 president invites several guest countries each year. The G20 started in 1999 as a meeting of Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors in the aftermath of the Asian financial crisis. In 2008, the first G20 Leaders' Summit was held, and the group played a key role in responding to the global financial crisis. Its decisive and coordinated actions boosted consumer and business confidence and supported the first stages of economic recovery.

1) When did Croatia become independent? a) 19 February 1968 b) 25 June 1991 c) 12 August 1972 d) 17 December 1961 2) Who was Croatia’s president in 1991-1999? a) Franjo Tudjman b) Stipe Mesic c) Josip Manolic d) Jadranka Kosor 3) Which country is to the east of Croatia? a) France b) Spain c) Serbia d) Portugal

1) Who conquered Peru for Spain in 1531-1533? a) Hernando Cortez b) Francisco Pizarro c) Simon Bolivar d) Christopher Columbus 2) When did Peru proclaim its independence? a) 28 July 1821 b) 15 April 1832 c) 18 May 1860 d) 11 November 1911 3) Who won the Presidential election in 1990? a) Alan Garcia b) Jose Luis Bustamente c) Alberto Fujimori d) Manuel Odria

1. When did Mauritania become independent? a) 7 March 1956 b) 22 May 1952 c) 10 July 1964 d) 28 November 1960 2. Which country is to the east of Mauritania? a) Mali b) Namibia c) Lesotho d) Senegal 3. Which ocean is to the west of Mauritania? a) Atlantic b) Pacific c) Indian d) Antarctic

1. Which diocese’s bishop is a co-prince of Andorra? a) Barcelona b) Paris c) Nantes d) Urgell 2. Which country’s president is a co-prince of Andorra? a) Portugal b) France c) Italy d) Germany 3. Which country is to the south of Andorra? a) Sweden b) Denmark c) Norway d) Spain

1) When did Mozambique become independent? a) 1964 b) 1968 c) 1975 d) 1981 2) Which ocean is to the east of Mozambique? a) Atlantic b) Arctic c) Indian d) Pacific 3) Which association has Mozambique as its founding member? a) British Commonwealth b) Commonwealth of Independent States c) Community of Portuguese Language Countries d) Non Aligned Movement

Madagascar Quiz Questions 1. When did Madagascar become independent? a) 9 March 1975 b) 26 June 1960 c) 25 August 1991 d) 24 November 1985 2. Which ocean is to the west of Madagascar? a) Atlantic b) Pacific c) Indian d) Antarctic 3. Which is the capital of Madagascar? a) Majunga b) Tamatave c) Antananarivo d) Toliara

1. Which country is to the south of Montenegro? a) Albania b) Croatia c) Germany d) Italy 2. What does Montenegro man? a) Black mountain b) White mountain c) White House d) Black Sea 3. Who was the first vladika of Montenegro to nominate his successor? a) Honorius III b) Martin IV c) Danilo I d) Alexander III

Ivory Coast Quiz Questions (Ivory Coast is officially known as The Republic of Côte d'Ivoire.) 1. When did Ivory Coast become independent? a) 12 February 1953 b) 25 April 1958 c) 7 August 1960 d) 26 November 1956 2. Which country is to the east of Ivory Coast? a) Ghana b) Liberia c) Sierra Leone d) Namibia 3. Which gulf is to the south of Ivory Coast? a) Gulf of Cambay b) Gulf of Guinea c) Persian Gulf d) Gulf of Tonkin