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Bulgaria – the Ultimate Quiz

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October 2, 2016February 5, 2017 Svet 5663 Views

1. The capital city of Bulgaria is Sofia. What was its old name?*
- Pliska
- Cybelis
- Serdica
- Sofafolis
2. The approximate population of Bulgaria nowadays is:*
- 7.1 million
- 7.5 million
- 6.8 million
- 7.3 million
3. Which of these foods finds its origins in Bulgaria?*
- Lyutenitsa
- Falafel
- Ajvar
4. Which century saw the creation of the First Bulgarian State?*
- 6th century AD
- 7th century AD
- 8th century AD
5. Did Bulgaria participate in World War I and World War II?*
- Yes, on the side of the Central Powers
- Yes, on the side of the Entente
- No, it did not
6. Bulgaria saved all its Jews during the genocide. How many were they approximately?*
- 125,000
- 72,000
- 48,000
7. What type of alphabet do the Bulgarians use?*
- Cyrillic
- Greek
- Latin
8. What is the location of Bulgaria?*
- Scandinavian Peninsula
- Transcaucasia
- Apennine Peninsula
- Iberian Peninsula
- Balkan Peninsula
9. Bulgaria is a part of:*
- The United Nations, the European Union, OECD, NATO
- Schengen, the Euro Zone, the European Union, NATO
- NATO, the European Union, the United Nations, World Bank
10. Bulgaria was one of the first five countries to recognise:*
- China (PPC)
- Kosovo
- The United States of America
- Israel
11. What is Bulgaria's currency?*
- Euro
- Rupee
- Leu
- Shekel
- Lev
12. The Time Zone of Bulgaria is:*
- UTC +02:00; +03:00
- UTC+04:00; +05:00
- UTC +00:00: +01:00
13. Bulgaria borders:*
- The Arab Sea
- The Black Sea
- The Marmara Sea
- The Mediterranean Sea
- The Aral Sea
14. The predominant religion in Bulgaria is:*
- Orthodox Christianity
- Islam
- Buddhism
- Protestants
- Catolic Christianity
15. The neighbours of Bulgaria are the following countries:*
- Serbia, Croatia, Greece, Turkey, Romania
- Greece, Romania, Turkey, Serbia, Macedonia
- Romania, Macedonia, Turkey, Greece, Croatia
- Kosovo, Romania, Turkey, Montenegro, Greece
- Romania, Turkey, Greece, Serbia, Albania
16. Most of the territory of Bulgaria is within a zone of:*
- Savanna climate
- Steppe climate
- Tropical climate
- Subtropical climate
- Continental climate
17. The form of government of the country is:*
- Absolute monarchy
- Parlimentary republic
- Constitutional monarchy
18. The National Holiday is in the month of:*
- February
- July
- December
- August
- March
19. The country's flag consists of three colours. Which are they?*
- Yellow, White, Blue
- Blue, Red, White
- Black, Green, Yellow
- White, Green, Red
20. The arable land of Bulgaria is around:*
- 30%
- 45%
- 60%
- 20%
- 40%
21. Bulgaria is the most famous for the production of:*
- Bananas, potatoes, olives
- Yoghurt, rose oil, sunflower
- Apples, apricots, balsamic vinegar
- Dates, corn, pineapple
22. What is the country code of Bulgaria?*
- +357
- +356
- +359
23. The total length of the railways in Bulgaria is around:*
- 3,600 km
- 10,200 km
- 4,100 km
- 2,700 km
24. How many international ports on the Black Sea does the country have?*
- 2
- 12
- 3
- 7
- 5
25. Which Bulgarian city is known as "The Spa Capital of the Balkans"*
- Kyustendil
- Hisarya
- Pavel Banya
- Velingrad
- Veliko Tarnovo
It'll probably become "The Spa Capital of Europe" soon.
26. What's the name of the highest peak in Bulgaria?*
- Vihren
- Botev
- Rouen
- Musala
- Cherni Vrah
27. Zlatnite Mostove (the Golden Bridges) is a natural phenomenon that is situated in which mountains?*
- Rila
- Pirin
- Vitosha
- Stara Planina
- Osogovo
28. What separates Bulgaria and Romania?*
- A river
- A mountain
- A sea
29. Besides Bulgarian, what is the second most spoken language in the country?*
- Greek
- Arabic
- Chinese
- Turkish
- Roma
30. How many regions (oblasti) there are in Bulgaria?*
- 32
- 18
- 36
- 28
- 24
31. Everybody knows Bulgaria is in Europe. But where did it originate from?*
- Far East
- Middle East
- Central Asia
- Southern Asia
32. Bansko is a famous:*
- Seaside resort
- Spa resort
- Ski resort
33. Which of these cities is going to be the European Capital of Culture in 2019?*
- Varna
- Sofia
- Veliko Tarnovo
- Plovdiv
- Bourgas
34. Shkembe chorba is a soup made of the tripe of which animal?*
- Lamb
- Cow
- Pig
35. The oldest golden treasure in the world was found near the Bulgarian city of:*
- Yambol
- Varna
- Vidin
- Plovdiv
- Sofia
36. The only wine museum, situated in a cave, is in:*
- Sliven
- Pleven
- Varna
- Montana
37. Which of these cities is known as "The Small Vienna"?*
- Plovdiv
- Rousse
- Stara Zagora
- Haskovo
38. Which of these is a drink?*
- Banitsa
- Kapama
- Boza
39. The former president of which South American country has Bulgarian origins?*
- Brazil
- Chile
- Peru
- Bolivia
40. Which of these is a Bulgarian invention?*
- Compass
- Wheel lock
- Steamboat
- Airbag
41. How much of the Bulgarian land is taken by forests?*
- 18%
- 12%
- 37%
- 21%
42. How many airports does the country have?*
- 68
- 93
- 7
- 23
TIP: Not only civil.
43. In 2016, the GDP per capita (PPP) was around:*
- $29,000
- $7,500
- $4,300
- $20,100
44. Who of these famous Bulgarians is regarded as the national hero?*
- Todor Zhivkov
- G. M. Dimitrov
- Vassil Levski
45. What is the percentage of the urban population of Bulgaria?*
- 74%
- 78%
- 86%
- 91%
46. What is rakiya?*
- A tasty brekfast snack
- A traditional costume
- A fiery alcoholic drink
You should know this if you are coming to visit Bulgaria soon.
47. To which country Bulgaria exports the most?*
- Greece
- Russia
- Italy
- Germany
- Turkey
48. When was Bulgaria liberated from the Ottoman rule?*
- 19th century
- 18th century
- 20th century
49. When did Bulgaria join NATO and the EU?*
- 2008; 2011
- 2001; 2004
- 1998; 2001
- 2004; 2007
50. Which of these towns was an old capital of Bulgaria?*
- Pliska
- Shoumen
- Busmantsi
- Pleven
Thank you for reaching the final question of this quiz. I am sure you enjoyed it and I hope will share it to challenge others. Have a great day and don’t forget to subscribe for more quizzes like this.
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Stelko
Stelko
7 Oct 16, 3:54 pm
None of the possible answers of the question regarding the airports is correct.
Bulgaria has 4 (5 with G. Oriahovitsa acting as an emergency airport) international airports and a WAY more military + agricultural airports.
Just think of D. Mitropolia, Krumovo, Graf Ignatievo and Bezmer.
- Svet
  Svet
  7 Oct 16, 3:56 pm
  That’s true, there might be many more, but I have used data from CIA. If you can provide me with a better source, I’d update the answers.
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Bistra | The Magic of Traveling
1 Jun 17, 1:08 pm
Don’t know about the test, but I definitely agree with my grade “Mavrud Connoisseur”.
I know about Mavrud…I mean from multiple personal experience with it 🙂
- Svet
  Svet
  4 Jun 17, 12:38 pm
  He-he, I am super happy that you got the title and grade you really deserve! I need to learn from you then, Bib!

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