A) Antananarivo B) Nairobi C) Lusaka D) Kinshasa
A) Andes Mountains B) Ankaratra Mountains C) Himalayas D) Rocky Mountains
A) Andry Rajoelina B) Jean Ratsiraka C) Marc Ravalomanana D) Philibert Tsiranana
A) Flamenco B) Hira gasy C) Samba D) Ballet
A) Stanford University B) Harvard University C) Oxford University D) University of Antananarivo
A) US Dollar B) Malagasy Ariary C) Euro D) Japanese Yen
A) Lamba B) Glassblowing C) Pottery D) Metalworking
A) Pizza B) Romazava C) Sushi D) Burger
A) 2,000 meters (6,562 feet) B) 750 meters (2,460 feet) C) 500 meters (1,640 feet) D) 1,280 meters (4,199 feet)
A) Analamanga B) Sava C) Atsinanana D) Vatovavy Fitovinany
A) Merina Capital B) Capital of Analamanga C) Antananarivo-Mother Hill or Antananarivo-Capital D) City of the Thousand
A) King Andrianampoinimerina B) King Andrianjaka C) King Radama I D) King Andriamasinavalona
A) Circa 1900 B) Circa 1610 C) Circa 1800 D) Circa 1700
A) King Radama I B) King Andrianampoinimerina C) King Andrianjaka D) King Andriamasinavalona
A) Andrianampoinimerina B) Andrianjaka C) Andriamasinavalona D) Radama I
A) 1885 B) 1910 C) 1903 D) 1897
A) Ny Havana Andriamanjato B) Andry Rajoelina C) Alfred Razafindrakoto D) Marc Ravalomanana
A) Lake Anosy B) Reconstructed royal palaces C) Tsimbazaza Zoo D) Mahamasina Stadium
A) Merina people B) Tsimihety people C) Antaisaka people D) Betsileo people
A) Under half a million B) Over one million C) Exactly two million D) Approaching three million
A) [tə-NAN-ə-REEv] B) [tananaʁiv] C) [antananaˈrivʷ] D) [ANT-ə-nan-ə-ree-voh]
A) Tə-NAN-ə-REEV B) tə-NAN-ə-REEv C) ANT-ə-NAH-nə-REE-voh D) [antananaˈrivʷ]
A) Place of Warriors B) Blue Forest C) Land of the Vazimba D) City of Kings
A) Betsimitatatra B) Merina C) Vazimba D) Andriamasinavalona
A) Military conscription B) Volunteer work C) Fanampoana (statute labor) D) Slave labor
A) Betsimitatatra B) Analakely C) Ambohimanga D) Andohalo
A) A fortress B) The Andohalo town square C) A royal palace D) A marketplace
A) 1710 B) 1793 C) 1794 D) 1625
A) Economic center B) Military stronghold C) Spiritual capital D) Political capital
A) Analakely B) Betsimitatatra C) Andohalo D) Ambohimanga
A) Over 80,000 inhabitants B) Less than 30,000 inhabitants C) Around 50,000 inhabitants D) Approximately 100,000 inhabitants
A) London Missionary Society (LMS) B) French Catholic Missionaries C) Dutch Reformed Church D) American Baptist Missionaries
A) Radama I B) James Cameron C) Rainiharo D) Jean Laborde
A) For fishing and recreation B) As a drinking water source C) For irrigation purposes D) To generate hydraulic power for industrial manufacturing
A) Rova of Antananarivo B) Manjakamiadana C) Isoraka Foundry D) Andafiavaratra Palace
A) Radama I B) Prime Minister Rainilaiarivony C) Ranavalona I D) James Cameron
A) Vocational training for artisans B) Compulsory religious instruction C) Mandatory universal education D) Private tutoring for the elite
A) Isoraka Foundry B) Manjakamiadana C) Rova of Antananarivo D) Andafiavaratra Palace
A) Andry Rajoelina B) Marc Ravalomanana C) Hery Rajaonarimampianina D) Didier Ratsiraka
A) Andohalo square B) Ikopa River C) Antaninarenina D) Rova
A) Rainwater collection systems B) Antananarivo's central hills C) Local wells D) The Ikopa River
A) Isoraka B) Ankadifotsy C) Ambatonakanga D) Antaninarenina
A) Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia B) Suzhou, China C) Vorkuta, Russia D) Yerevan, Armenia
A) Greater Antananarivo B) La ville moyenne C) The city skyline D) Ville basse
A) 2010 B) 2007 C) 1998 D) 2009
A) Avenue de l'Indépendance B) Boulevard of the Republic C) Main Avenue D) Independence Street
A) The French offered a peace treaty. B) The Malagasy army surrendered without resistance. C) There was an outbreak of disease. D) A cannon shell blasted a hole through a building at the Rova.
A) It was converted into a museum B) It was completely demolished C) It was relocated D) It was partially destroyed by fire
A) Solar power plants. B) Sewer systems and electricity. C) Internet connectivity. D) Air conditioning systems.
A) Residential apartments B) Commercial centers C) Educational institutions D) New ministerial complexes
A) International airports B) Dilapidated roads C) Private housing D) Luxury hotels
A) Paris City Planners B) Lyon Regional Authority C) Île-de-France D) Marseille Urban Development
A) Commune urbaine d'Antananarivo (CUA) B) Institut des Métiers de la Ville C) UNESCO D) French Ministry of Culture
A) Athletics B) Basketball C) Rugby Union D) Soccer
A) 2015 B) 2010 C) 2012 D) 2008
A) World Communion of Reformed Churches B) Lutheran World Federation C) Baptist World Alliance D) Catholic Church
A) September 1894 B) July 1895 C) March 1893 D) December 1896
A) Madagascar's independence government B) Merina monarchy C) Marc Ravalomanana's mayoral administration D) French colonial administration
A) Using bicycles B) On foot C) Via private cars D) By train
A) British missionaries B) French industrialist Jean Laborde C) Portuguese explorers D) Malagasy artisans
A) Humid subtropical with dry season defined (Cwa) B) Mediterranean (Csa) C) Tropical rainforest (Af) D) Desert (BWh)
A) Imported pharmaceuticals B) Homeopathic remedies C) Traditional herbal medicines D) Over-the-counter Western medications
A) Treated and reused effectively B) Exported to neighboring countries C) Stored for future use D) Often discharged directly into the city's waterways
A) Centre Culturel Albert Camus B) Alliance française d'Antananarivo C) American Center D) Cercle Germano-Malgache
A) Mahamasina Stadium B) Isotry Theater C) Palais des Sports D) Antsahamanitra amphitheater
A) 1860s B) 1820s C) 1900s D) 1890s
A) Suzhou, China B) Vorkuta, Russia C) Yerevan, Armenia D) Nice, France
A) Severe floods in la ville basse. B) A fire. C) A drought. D) An earthquake.
A) Increased access to electricity B) Growth of a large middle class C) Reduction in poverty D) Lowered living standards
A) Rova district B) Ikopa River area C) Andohalo square D) Ankatso neighborhood
A) 1985 B) 1994 C) 1972 D) 1960
A) Mahamasina B) Antaninarenina C) Tsaralalana D) Behoririka
A) Toamasina B) Arivonimamo C) Ivato D) Fianarantsoa
A) Stone B) Wood C) Brick D) Reeds
A) An election B) A natural disaster C) A military coup D) The rotaka
A) Antananarivo Revival Project B) Madagascar Cultural Strategy C) Plan Vert – Plan Bleu D) Heritage Protection Initiative
A) Sports infrastructure B) Tourism development C) Sanitation D) Mining expansion
A) Wind turbines B) Solar panels C) Bicycle traffic D) Vehicle exhaust
A) 1,500 prisoners B) 800 inmates C) 600 inmates D) 4,000 detainees
A) Wood B) Electricity C) Charcoal D) Gas
A) Fianarantsoa Airport B) Arivonimamo Airport C) Toamasina International Airport D) Ivato International Airport
A) 60 percent B) 10 percent C) 25 percent D) Approximately 40 percent
A) Ring-tailed lemur B) Elephant C) Lion D) Tiger
A) Tsaralalana B) Isotry C) Anosy D) Behoririka
A) Ten B) Eight C) Six D) Four
A) Industry B) Agriculture C) Mining D) Tourism
A) The Makis B) The Leopards C) The Tigers D) The Lions
A) AS Saint Michel B) USCA Foot C) Ajesaia D) AS Adema Analamanga
A) Suzhou, China B) Vorkuta, Russia C) Montreal, Quebec, Canada D) Yerevan, Armenia
A) Island of Nosy Be B) Andafiavaratra Palace C) Ambatondrafandrana tribunal D) Rova of Antananarivo
A) Tananarive B) Soarano C) Ambohitsorohitra D) Antaninarenina
A) Madagascar National Rugby Tournament B) Rugby Union World Cup C) Official African Basketball Championship D) Antananarivo Soccer Cup
A) Lycée Français de Tananarive B) K'art Antanimena C) Le Club de Danse de l'Université Catholique de Madagascar D) Club de danse Kera arts'space à Antanimena
A) 3,000 B) 2,400 C) 1,500 D) 5,000
A) 25 percent B) Two-thirds C) 50 percent D) Ten percent
A) 2005 B) 2001 C) 2003 D) 1999 |