Kim Jong Un - Quiz
A) 30 September 2022 B) 25 April 2020 C) July 2023 D) 25 April 2019
A) Vostochny Cosmodrome B) Vladivostok C) Pyongyang D) Moscow
A) Military technology for satellites B) Help resolving a nuclear stalemate with the U.S. C) Economic investment in Pyongyang D) Food aid for North Korea
A) 2021 B) 2024 C) 2023 D) 2022
A) The hegemonic policy of the US B) The United Nations C) The North Atlantic Treaty Organization D) The European Union
A) November 2023 B) September 2022 C) February 2023 D) July 2023
A) National Intelligence Service (NIS) B) United Nations C) Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) D) Center for Strategic International Studies (CSIS)
A) Li Hongzhong and Xi Jinping B) Sergei Shoigu and Li Hongzhong C) Vladimir Putin and Li Hongzhong D) Vladimir Putin and Sergei Shoigu
A) Pyongyang B) Vladivostok C) Moscow D) Vostochny Cosmodrome
A) Less than one hour B) Over four hours C) One hour D) Two days
A) A defensive operation B) A necessary evil C) A tactical maneuver D) A sacred fight
A) Nuclear weapons B) Commercial aircraft C) Submarines D) Satellites
A) Two million B) Over one million C) 500,000 D) Six million
A) A painting B) A satellite C) A statue D) A car
A) The Vostochny Agreement B) North Korean–Russian Treaty on Comprehensive Strategic Partnership C) The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty D) The Peace and Friendship Accord
A) Naval architecture B) Cyber-operations C) Human rights D) Democratic reform
A) October 2024 B) September 2023 C) April 2025 D) February 2024
A) 6,000 B) 2,000,000 C) 11,000 D) 1,000,000
A) 11,000 B) 1,000,000 C) 100 D) 6
A) Vladimir Putin B) Jung H. Pak C) Sergei Shoigu D) Li Hongzhong
A) Hyon Song Wol B) Jon Yong Jin C) Jang Kye Sun D) Ri Yong Gil
A) Jang Song Thaek B) Jang Yong Chol C) Ri Yong Gil D) Jon Yong Jin
A) Pornography laws B) Espionage C) Treachery D) Attempted assassination
A) Firing squad B) Poisoning C) Lethal injection D) Hanging
A) Otto Warmbier B) Jang Yong Chol C) Jon Yong Jin D) Ri Yong Gil
A) Jang Kye Sun B) Marzuki Darusman C) Jon Yong Jin D) Jang Yong Chol
A) 2016 B) 2013 C) 2017 D) 2014
A) Jon Yong Jin B) Marzuki Darusman C) Navi Pillay D) Otto Warmbier
A) Russia B) Ryugyeongwon C) Cuba D) Malaysia
A) A standard handgun B) A long-range rifle C) Biochemical weapon D) A nuclear device
A) Jang Song Thaek B) Marzuki Darusman C) Navi Pillay D) Donald Trump
A) 2014 B) 2016 C) 2012 D) 2013
A) Marzuki Darusman B) Jang Song Thaek C) Donald Trump D) Navi Pillay
A) 8 October 2011 B) 24 December 2011 C) 17 December 2011 D) 30 December 2011
A) 11 April 2012 B) 17 December 2011 C) 26 December 2011 D) 24 December 2011
A) Supreme Commander B) First Secretary C) Marshal of the Republic D) First Chairman of the National Defence Commission
A) Supreme Commander B) First Secretary C) Chairman of the National Defence Commission D) Taewonsu
A) The election was cancelled B) Majority voted no C) All voted yes D) There was a tied vote
A) Daejang B) General of the Army C) Marshal D) Supreme Commander
A) Brigadier general B) Major general C) Five-star general D) Four-star general
A) He had no previous military experience B) He was too young for the position C) The military protested the decision D) He refused the appointment
A) National Day concert B) Military parade C) Workers' Party's 65th-anniversary celebration D) State funeral
A) Around 500 B) Around 50 C) Around 1,000 D) Around 200
A) To save government funds B) To improve international relations C) To prevent rivals to Jong Un D) To restructure the military
A) North Korea B) Japan C) Malaysia D) China
A) Kim Jong Nam B) Kim Il Sung C) Kenji Fujimoto D) Kim Jong Chul
A) Yves Saint Laurent B) Camel C) Lucky Strike D) Marlboro
A) Mercedes-Benz 600 B) Toyota Century C) Bentley Mulsanne D) Rolls-Royce Phantom
A) 8 March 2009 B) 1 January 2010 C) 15 January 2009 D) 15 June 2009
A) A rubber stamp parliament. B) The national military council. C) The judicial branch of government. D) The presidential palace.
A) Great Successor B) Supreme Leader C) Dear Leader D) Brilliant Comrade
A) Russia B) South Korea C) Japan D) China
A) Jang Song-thaek B) Ri Chol C) Kim Il Sung D) Kim Jong Il
A) University of Lyon B) Liebefeld-Steinhölzli University C) University of Bern D) Kim Il Sung University
A) Jackie Chan B) Kobe Bryant C) Toni Kukoč D) Michael Jordan
A) China B) United States C) Russia D) Switzerland
A) 1981 B) 1983 C) 1982 D) 1984
A) Jang Song-thaek B) Kim Jong Chul C) Kim Il Sung D) Kim Jong-nam
A) China B) Russia C) United States D) South Korea
A) Cousins B) Siblings C) Parent and child D) Uncle and niece
A) University of Lyon B) International School of Berne C) Liebefeld-Steinhölzli D) Kim Il Sung University
A) Korean People's Army Choir B) Moranbong Band concert C) Pyongyang Symphony Orchestra D) The State Merited Chorus
A) His grandfather B) His uncle C) His brother D) His father
A) Gave a televised New Year's address B) Resigned from the WPK C) Abolished the military D) Visited the United States
A) The death of a government official B) An apartment building collapse C) A satellite launch failed D) A famine in the country
A) The government issued an apology B) Kim Jong Un ordered the execution of architects C) The event was strictly censored D) The UN sanctioned the country
A) 36th B) 50th C) 10th D) 1st
A) A statue of Kim Jong Un B) A secret nuclear facility C) A propaganda message carved into a hillside D) A new military base
A) The Supreme People's Assembly B) WPK C) The Ministry of Defence D) The National Defence Commission
A) First Secretary B) President C) Chairman D) General Secretary
A) Supreme People's Assembly B) Presidium of the SPA C) State Affairs Commission D) Central Military Commission
A) Diplomatic engagement B) People-first politics C) Economic prosperity D) Global solidarity
A) 2021 B) 2019 C) 2018 D) 2020
A) 2009 B) 2013 C) 2011 D) 2015
A) Privatize all state assets B) Engage in business activities autonomously C) Remove all government oversight D) Replace the currency system
A) Fishing B) Agriculture C) Technology D) Mining
A) State grain distribution B) Market garden initiative C) Collective farm monopoly D) Pojon responsibility system
A) Flexible collectivist system B) Traditional agrarian model C) Strict command economy D) Free market capitalist system
A) Socialist revival laws B) January 1st directives C) Nuclear-economic parallel plans D) May 30th measures
A) Recreational facilities like amusement parks B) Coal distribution centers C) Exclusively military bunkers D) Heavy industrial factories only
A) Austerity culture B) Consumer culture C) Traditional agrarian culture D) Isolationist culture
A) During the 1960s B) After the 2023 WPK plenary session C) During the 2013 economic reforms D) During the COVID-19 pandemic
A) 226 B) 200 C) 33 D) 120
A) 30–40 B) 100+ C) 60–70 D) 45–55
A) Hwasong-13 B) Hwasong-15 C) Hwasong-14 D) Hwasong-16
A) Wang Huning B) Xi Jinping C) Deng Xiaoping D) Hu Jintao
A) Oil B) Textiles C) Coal D) Grain
A) Political interference B) Economic imperialism C) Military aggression D) Big-power chauvinism
A) Seoul B) Washington C) Moscow D) Beijing
A) Li Jianguo B) Hu Jintao C) Wang Huning D) Deng Xiaoping
A) By airplane B) By private automobile C) By naval ship D) By special train
A) Wang Huning B) Hu Jintao C) Li Jianguo D) Xi Jinping
A) 2019 B) 2017 C) 2018 D) 2020
A) Asian Games B) Summer Olympics C) Winter Olympics D) World Cup
A) National Korean Orchestra B) Pyongyang Symphony C) Kumsusan Orchestra D) Samjiyon Orchestra
A) Singapore Declaration B) Seoul Treaty C) Pyongyang Agreement D) Panmunjom Declaration
A) Panmunjom B) Stockholm C) Hanoi D) Singapore
A) Pyongyang B) Singapore C) Hanoi D) Stockholm
A) At least 27 B) 50 C) 100 D) 10
A) Joint-liaison office building B) DMZ guard post C) Pyongyang television tower D) Kaesong industrial factory |
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