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