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Question 1: Capital, inland port, and largest city in Russia, it stands on what river?
(A) The Ruza
(B) The Moskva
(C) The Istra
(D) The Setun
Question 2: Apart from the river, Moscow is served by two other large waterways. Can you name them?
(A) The Eurasia Canal and the Griboyedov Canal
(B) The Volga-Don Canal and the Eurasia Canal
(C) The Moskva Canal and the Volga-Don Canal
(D) The Moskva Canal and the Eurasia Canal
Question 3: At the center of Moscow is the governmental center of Russia. What is it called?
(A) The Kremlin
(B) The Kolomenskoye
(C) The Moscow Kremlin
(D) The Bolshoi
Question 4: Adjacent to the Kremlin, the site of so many May Day parades, is the ___?
(A) Borovitskaya Square
(B) Lubyanka Square
(C) Slavyanskaya Square
(D) Red Square
Question 5: What is the most imposing structure within the Kremlin?
(A) The Petrovsky Palace
(B) The Great Kremlin Palace
(C) The Peterhof Palace
(D) The Catherine Palace
Question 6: Within the Kremlin walls there are two other notable palaces What are they called?
(A) The Granovitaya Palace and the Peterhof Palace
(B) The Terem and the Catherine Palace
(C) The Catherine Palace and The Granovitaya
(D) The Granovitaya Palace and the Terem
Question 7: Among the many ecclesiastical buildings, now used mainly as museums, there are two with five gilded domes each. Their names are ___?
(A) Cathedral of the Assumption and Archangel Cathedral
(B) Cathedral of the Building and Good Cathedral
(C) Cathedral of the God and Archangel Cathedral
(D) None of Above
Question 8: Among the many ecclesiastical buildings, one with nine gilded domes, called ___?
(A) Cathedral of the Assumption
(B) Cathedral of the God
(C) Cathedral of the Anunciation
(D) None of Above
Question 9: Landmark of the Kremlin is a bell tower, 98 meters (320 feet) high What is its name?
(A) The Federation Tower
(B) The South Tower
(C) The Mercury City Tower
(D) The Tower of Ivan the Great
Question 10: Landmark of the Kremlin is on a pedestal nearby, there is ___what?
(A) The Tsar’s Bell
(B) The Tower’s Bell
(C) The Ivan’s Bell
(D) None of Above
Question 11: Kremlin is completed in 1961, a huge office building, called___?
(A) The Palace of Congresses
(B) The Palace of Ivan
(C) The Palace of Tsar
(D) None of Above
Question 12: At one end of Red Square, famous for its unique architecture, stands the Cathedral of whom?
(A) St Jonas
(B) St Basil
(C) St Justin
(D) None of Above
Question 13: Lying to the east of the Kremlin, the ancient commercial section of ___what?
(A) Dzerzhinsky
(B) Romanov
(C) Slavyanskaya
(D) Kitaigorod
Question 14: Descended from a Moscow aristocrat, what was the name of the dynasty which ruled Russia for three centuries?
(A) Romanov
(B) Slavyanskaya
(C) Dzerzhinsky
(D) Kitaigorod
Question 15: What was the name of Lubyanka Square before it was changed in 1991?
(A) Ilyinka Gates Square
(B) Varvarka Gates Square
(C) Dzerzhinsky Square
(D) Revolution Square
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