Tag: Quizzes on Countries

Norfolk Island Quiz Questions 1. Who discovered Norfolk Island? a) Robin Cook b) James Cook c) Richard Chancellor d) Willem Barents 2. When did Norfolk Island become a British possession? a) 1576 b) 1620 c) 1685 d) 1788 3. When were people of Norfolk Island shifted to Van Diemen’s Land? a) 1798 b) 1814 c) 1789 d) 1821

1) When did Namibia become independent? a) 1 May 1994 b) 20 May 1999 c) 21 March 1990 d) 14 July 1984 2) Namibia was a colony of which country before World War I?v a) England b) France c) Germany d) Holland 3) Which is the official language of Namibia? a) Afrikaans b) English c) Dutch d) German

1) When did Napoleon III become the Emperor of France? a) 15 March 1758 b) 10 May 1774 c) 8 July 1776 d) 2 December 1852 2) When was Napoleon III born? a) 14 January 1800 b) 20 April 1808 c) 19 August 1802 d) 31 December 1798 3) Where was Napoleon III born? a) Paris b) Rome c) London d) Amsterdam

1) How was Lesotho known? a) Natal b) Nyasaland c) Basutoland d) Transvaal 2) Which country surrounds Lesotho on all sides? a) Namibia b) Zimbabwe c) S. Africa d) Zambia 3) When did Lesotho become independent? a) 4 October 1966 b) 12 December 1963 c) 30 June 1964 d) 1 May 1956

Samoa Quiz Questions with Answers 1. When did Samoa become independent? a) 1 January 1962 b) 21 May 1966 c) 16 August 1960 d) 24 November 1965 2. Which country annexed Western Samoa in 1899? a) France b) Germany c) Italy d) Spain 3. When did New Zealand conquer Western Samoa? a) 1901 b) 1908 c) 1914 d) 1918

1) Who was deposed in 1969 as King of Libya? a) Farokh b) Idris c) Nooruddin d) Saladin 2) What is the colour of the flag of Libya? a) Blue b) Green c) Red d) Yellow 3) When did Italy invade Libya? a) 1907 b) 1911 c) 1914 d) 1918

1. Where was St. Romuald of Ravenna born? a) Brindisi b) Florence c) Padua d) Ravenna 2. To which family did St. Romuald of Ravenna belong? a) Colonna b) Borgia c) Onesti d) Gonzaga 3. To which monastery did St. Romuald of Ravenna retire? a) St. Apollinaris b) St. Mark c) St. Polycarp d) St. Ignatius