A) Sava B) Drava C) Una D) Danube
A) Thames B) Danube C) Seine D) Rhine
A) Serbia B) Croatia C) Bosnia and Herzegovina D) Slovenia
A) Montenegro and Serbia B) Serbia and Hungary C) Slovenia and Austria D) Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina
A) Franjo Tuđman B) Slobodan Milošević C) Alija Izetbegović D) Josip Broz Tito
A) Saint Vitus B) Saint Demetrius C) Saint Nicholas D) Saint Sava
A) Ljubljana B) Belgrade C) Zagreb D) Sarajevo
A) Battle of Kosovo B) Battle of Stalingrad C) Battle of Trafalgar D) Battle of Gettysburg
A) 950 kilometres (590 miles) B) 945 kilometres (587 miles) C) 966 kilometres (600 miles) D) 990 kilometres (615 miles)
A) 12,500,000 B) 8,176,000 C) 10,000,000 D) 5,000,000
A) Zagreb B) Ljubljana C) Sarajevo D) Belgrade
A) Danuvius B) Saos C) Rhein D) Rhône
A) 85,000 km² B) 105,000 km² C) 97,713 km² D) 75,000 km²
A) The Pyrenees B) The Apennines C) The Dinaric Alps D) The Carpathian Mountains
A) From an ancient Slavic word for 'river' B) Named after a Roman emperor C) Named by medieval monks D) Derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *sewh1- meaning 'to press, push (forth); to take liquid, water'
A) Bosna B) Drina C) Kupa D) The Morava
A) It was the longest river lying completely within the country B) It did not flow through any capital cities C) It had no tributaries D) It was the shortest river in Yugoslavia
A) Savus B) Tisia C) Danuvius D) Rhenus
A) 261 metres (856 feet) above sea level B) 132 metres (433 feet) above sea level C) 411 metres (1,348 feet) above sea level D) 833 metres (2,733 feet) above sea level
A) At Žirovnica B) At Ljubljana C) At Kranjska Gora D) At Jesenice
A) Mavčiče power plant B) Moste plant C) Vrhovo hydroelectric dam D) Medvode power plant
A) 833 metres (2,733 feet) above sea level B) 261 metres (856 feet) above sea level C) 132 metres (433 feet) above sea level D) 411 metres (1,348 feet) above sea level
A) Jesenice B) Žirovnica C) Ljubljana D) Kranjska Gora
A) 261 metres (856 feet) above sea level B) 411 metres (1,348 feet) above sea level C) 833 metres (2,733 feet) above sea level D) 132 metres (433 feet) above sea level
A) The Medvode power plant B) The Mavčiče power plant C) The Krško Nuclear Power Plant D) The Moste plant
A) 411 metres (1,348 feet) above sea level B) 833 metres (2,733 feet) above sea level C) 132 metres (433 feet) above sea level D) 261 metres (856 feet) above sea level
A) 700 kilometers B) 400 kilometers C) 600 kilometers D) 562 kilometers
A) An earthquake in 1986 B) A landslide in 1999 C) A drought in 1975 D) The most destructive flooding in 1964
A) Plitvice Lakes National Park B) Lonjsko polje Nature Park C) Krka National Park D) Kornati National Park
A) Brod B) Brčko C) Gradiška D) Županja
A) 0.5‰ B) 0.4‰ C) 1.0‰ D) 0.7‰
A) Central Serbia B) Kosovo and Metohija C) Šumadija and Western Serbia D) Vojvodina
A) Obedska bara B) Great War Island C) Sremska Mitrovica D) Ada Ciganlija
A) Sremska Mitrovica B) Belgrade C) Šabac D) Progar
A) Lake Sava B) Obedska bara oxbow lake C) Great War Island D) Ada Ciganlija
A) Sremska Mitrovica B) Šabac C) Belgrade D) Progar
A) Kupa B) Drina C) Bosna D) Una
A) Slavonski Brod B) Šabac C) Kranj D) Sremska Mitrovica
A) Right bank tributaries like Kupa, Una, Vrbas B) Left bank tributaries like Sutla, Krapina, Lonja C) Lower segment left tributaries like Bosna, Brka, Tinja D) Upper basin tributaries like Kokra, Kamnik Bistrica, Savinja
A) Via Egnatia B) Via Pannonia C) Via Augusta D) Via Appia
A) Fourteen B) Seven C) Eleven D) Five
A) Antun Mihanović B) France Prešeren C) Vladislaus II of Bohemia and Hungary D) William Shakespeare
A) Cenozoic rocks B) Neogene rocks C) Paleozoic rocks D) Mesozoic rocks
A) 10 B) 6 C) 8 D) 4
A) Transdanubian Mountains B) Ivanščica–Kalnik–Bilogora–Papuk C) Dinarides D) Karawanks Range
A) France Prešeren B) Antun Mihanović C) Vladislaus II of Bohemia and Hungary D) Franz Kafka
A) Plastic debris B) Agriculture through livestock manure production C) Deforestation D) Industrial waste
A) 688,163 B) 1,283,783 C) 802,588 D) 1,110,517
A) Category III B) Class IV C) Category II D) Category Va
A) E80 B) E75 C) E61 D) E70
A) 50% B) 68% C) 86% D) 25%
A) 365 days a year B) 30 days a year C) 15 days a year D) 60 days a year
A) Rome B) Carthage C) Emona D) Athens
A) Slovenia B) Croatia C) Bosnia-Herzegovina D) Serbia
A) Adsullata B) Krka C) Ljubljanica D) Sava
A) 20% B) 12% C) 10% D) 15%
A) Gradiška B) Obrenovac C) Sisak D) Kranj
A) Sava Dolinka Glacier B) Radovljica Glacier C) Bohinj Glacier D) Karawanks Glacier
A) Desert forests. B) Rainforests. C) Mountain forests. D) Lowland forests.
A) E 90 B) E 70 C) E 80-12 D) E 60
A) 2030 B) 2018 C) 2025 D) 2021
A) 35,587 B) 33,049 C) 20,000 D) 24,568
A) 20,000 B) 33,049 C) 24,568 D) 35,587
A) Kupa basin B) Tisza basin C) Bosna basin D) Drina basin
A) 1900 B) 1496 C) 1835 D) 1751
A) 300 m a.s.l. B) 545 m a.s.l. C) 700 m a.s.l. D) 1000 m a.s.l.
A) 15 B) 40 C) 25 D) 30
A) Serbia's M4 B) Bosnia's D8 C) Croatia's B10 D) Slovenia's A2
A) 41 identified significant groundwater bodies B) 14 significant groundwater bodies C) 8 significant groundwater bodies D) 22 significant groundwater bodies
A) Improve air quality B) Reduce agricultural activities C) Increase industrial waste treatment D) Control faecal discharge
A) A sailing regatta. B) A rowing regatta. C) An open water swimming marathon. D) A kayaking competition.
A) Left bank tributaries like Sutla, Krapina, Lonja B) Lower segment right tributaries like Bosna, Brka, Tinja C) Upper basin tributaries like Kokra, Kamnik Bistrica, Savinja D) Right bank tributaries like Kupa, Una, Vrbas
A) 122 megawatts B) 150 megawatts C) 100 megawatts D) 200 megawatts
A) 41542 megawatts B) 35000 megawatts C) 50000 megawatts D) 30000 megawatts
A) 18 B) 30 C) 12 D) 25
A) 68% B) 50% C) 86% D) 25%
A) Slovenia's A4 B) Bosnia's B10 C) Croatia's A3 D) Serbia's A2
A) 258,873 B) 688,163 C) 265,881 D) 802,588
A) Glacial valleys B) River valleys C) Limestone valleys D) Volcanic valleys
A) 8 B) 10 C) 12 D) 5
A) UNESCO B) EU Commission C) ISRBC D) World Bank
A) Aquaculture B) Industrial fishing C) Recreational fishing D) Commercial fishing
A) 5.5 million years B) 2–18 million years old C) 300–350 million years old D) 17–12 Mya
A) Sarajevo B) Belgrade C) Ljubljana D) Zagreb
A) 53,473 B) 35,587 C) 37,586 D) 52,822
A) Electricity generation B) Irrigation C) Supply of drinking water D) Food production
A) E70 B) E61 C) E75 D) E80
A) Cadmium B) Arsenic C) Mercury D) Lead
A) 4 reservoirs B) 41 reservoirs C) 8 reservoirs D) 22 reservoirs
A) 802,588 B) 688,163 C) 258,873 D) 1,110,517
A) 1900 B) 1835 C) 1751 D) 1496 |