Quiz about Croatia
Which city is the capital of Croatia?
(a) Split
(b) Zagreb
(c) Dubrovnik
(d) Rijeka
Who is the Croatian football (soccer) player who led the Croatian national team to the 2018 FIFA World Cup Final?
(a) Luka Modrić
(b) Ivan Rakitić
(c) Davor Šuker
(d) Zvonimir Boban
What ancient Roman palace, built by Emperor Diocletian in the city of Split, Croatia, is considered one of the most well-preserved Roman monuments in the world and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
(a) Roman Forum
(b) Hadrian’s Wall
(c) Diocletian’s Palace
(d) Colosseum
What is the historic upper town of Zagreb called, known for its picturesque architecture, cobblestone streets, and cultural attractions?
(a) Kaptol
(b) Gornji Grad
(c) Donji Grad
(d) Trogir
Which Croatian festival involves a traditional equestrian competition where knights compete to grab a ring with a lance?
(a) Rijeka Carnival
(b) Sinjska Alka
(c) Zagreb Film Festival
(d) Motovun Film Festival
What is the predominant religion in Croatia, followed by the majority of the population?
(a) Catholicism
(b) Eastern Orthodoxy
(c) Islam
(d) Buddhism
What is the popular Croatian seafood dish made from white fish fillets, coated in breadcrumbs, and fried until crispy, often served with tartar sauce and lemon?
(a) Peka
(b) Sarma
(c) Bakalar
(d) Riblja Juha
Which of the following countries does not share a land border with Croatia?
(a) Slovenia
(b) Hungary
(c) Montenegro
(d) Italy
What is the political system of Croatia?
(a) Parliamentary Republic
(b) Absolute Monarchy
(c) Communist State
(d) Military Junta
Which Croatian region is particularly renowned for its winemaking?
(a) Istria
(b) Slavonia
(c) Dalmatia
(d) Zagorje
What type of climate does Croatia predominantly experience?
(a) Mediterranean
(b) Continental
(c) Alpine
(d) Desert
Which coastal city is often referred to as the “Pearl of the Adriatic”?
(a) Split
(b) Rijeka
(c) Zadar
(d) Dubrovnik
What is the traditional Croatian dish made from minced meat, often a combination of beef and pork, and is typically served with mashed potatoes and various toppings like onions, ajvar, and kajmak?
(a) Peka
(b) Ćevapi
(c) Pljeskavica
(d) Sarma
What is the name of the historic coastal town in Croatia, often referred to as the “Pearl of the Adriatic,”?
(a) Pula
(b) Zadar
(c) Rijeka
(d) Dubrovnik
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Which famous ship, which met a tragic fate in 1912, was constructed in the shipyards of present-day Croatia?
(a) Titanic
(b) Lusitania
(c) Bismarck
(d) Yamato
Which political party is considered one of the major political parties in Croatia and has been historically associated with center-right and conservative ideologies?
(a) Croatian Democratic Union
(b) Social Democratic Party
(c) Croatian Peasant Party
(d) Bridge of Independent Lists
Which Croatian city, often called the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” is renowned for its well-preserved medieval city walls and historic Old Town?
(a) Pula
(b) Zadar
(c) Rijeka
(d) Dubrovnik
What is the annual music festival held on the Adriatic island of Pag, Croatia, known for its electronic music and beach parties?
(a) Split Summer Festival
(b) Pula Film Festival
(c) Ultra Europe
(d) Dubrovnik Summer Festival
Which Croatian tennis player has won multiple Grand Slam singles titles, including Wimbledon and the US Open?
(a) Goran Ivanišević
(b) Ivan Ljubičić
(c) Marin Čilić
(d) Goran Dragić
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Which city in Croatia saw intense fighting during independence war and was heavily damaged?
(a) Zagreb
(b) Dubrovnik
(c) Split
(d) Rijeka
Croatia is known for its stunning coastline along which sea?
(a) Mediterranean Sea
(b) Atlantic Ocean
(c) Black Sea
(d) Adriatic Sea
Who is the famous Croatian inventor and electrical engineer best known for his contributions to the development of alternating current AC electrical systems?
(a) Nikola Tesla
(b) Ivan Meštrović
(c) Luka Modrić
(d) Josip Broz Tito
What year did Croatia declare its independence from Yugoslavia, leading to the Croatian War of Independence?
(a) 1985
(b) 1991
(c) 2000
(d) 2005
Which famous Croatian sculptor and artist is known for his work like “Pietà,” exhibited at the Vatican, and numerous sculptures and reliefs?
(a) Ivan Meštrović
(b) Luka Modrić
(c) Nikola Tesla
(d) Josip Broz Tito
In which Croatian city can you find the iconic St. Mark’s Church with its colorful tiled roof?
(a) Dubrovnik
(b) Rijeka
(c) Zagreb
(d) Osijek
What is the official currency used in Croatia since it joined the EU?
(a) Euro
(b) Croatian Kuna
(c) Pound Sterling
(d) US Dollar
Which religious minority has a notable presence in eastern Croatia?
(a) Judaism
(b) Buddhism
(c) Eastern Orthodoxy
(d) Hinduism
Which Croatian-American actress gained international recognition for her roles in films like “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” and “Blade Runner 2049”?
(a) Mira Furlan
(b) Goran Višnjić
(c) Rade Šerbedžija
(d) Ana Karić
Who is the head of state in Croatia, serving as the ceremonial representative of the country?
(a) Prime Minister
(b) President
(c) Speaker of the Parliament
(d) Chief Justice
What is the traditional Croatian sport typically held during local festivals along the Adriatic coast?
(a) Rowing
(b) Yachting
(c) Bocce
(d) Alka
Approximately, how many islands does Croatia’s coastline consist of?
(a) 50
(b) 100
(c) 1,000
(d) 2,000
What is the popular Croatian dish made from minced meat, often a combination of beef and pork, and is traditionally served with mashed potatoes?
(a) Goulash
(b) Ćevapi
(c) Pljeskavica
(d) Peka
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In which region of the country is Zagreb located?
(a) Istria
(b) Dalmatia
(c) Slavonia
(d) Central Croatia
In which city is one of the largest shipyards in Croatia located?
(a) Split
(b) Dubrovnik
(c) Rijeka
(d) Pula
What is the name of the Croatian festival celebrated known for its traditional carnival masks and delicious cream-filled pastries?
(a) Samobor Carnival
(b) Varaždin Baroque Evenings
(c) Dubrovnik Summer Festival
(d) Rijeka Carnival
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Which national park in Croatia is known for its cascading waterfalls and pristine natural beauty?
(a) Plitvice Lakes National Park
(b) Paklenica National Park
(c) Krka National Park
(d) Risnjak National Park
