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#1. What is the name of the famous church found in Croatia’s capital city of Zagreb?
The famous church found in Croatia’s capital city of Zagreb is the Church of St. Mark.
#2. When was the Croatian Football Federation (HNS) founded?
The Croatian Football Federation or Hrvatski Nogometni Savez was founded on June 13, 1912.
#3. What is the name of the oldest continuously inhabited town in all of Europe?
Vinkovci is the oldest continuously inhabited town in all of Europe.
#4. The Walls of Ston in Croatia protected the city from which historic group?
The Walls of Ston in Croatia protected the city from the Ottomans.
#5. What is the Croatian national flower?
The Croatian national flower is the Iris.
#6. What does the word “more” mean in Croatian?
The word “more” means sea.
#7. What is the Croatian word for apple?
The Croatian word for apple is jabuka.
#8. According to the Guinness Book of world records, the smallest town in the world is Hum, Croatia, which has a population of how many people?
The smallest town in the world is Hum, Croatia, which has a population of 23.
#9. Which famous Croatian businessman has Canadian-Croatian origins?
Robert Herjavec has Canadian-Croatian origins.
#10. Which Croatian produced the Concept One, the world’s first electric super car?
Mate Rimac produced the Concept One, the world’s first electric super car.
#11. Which unique museum can be found in Zagreb?
The Museum of Broken Relationships is a museum that can be found in Zagreb.
#12. Which of the following is a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
The City of Dubrovnik, The City of Trogir, and The Historical Complex of Split with the Diocletian Palace are all UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
#13. Which Croatian artist created the famous “Gregory of Nin” (Grgur Ninski)?
Ivan Meštrović created the famous “Gregory of Nin” (Grgur Ninski).
#14. According to a 2009 survey, what percentage of Croatians claim knowledge of at least one foreign language?
According to a 2009 survey, 78% of Croatians claim to have knowledge of one other foreign language.
#15. Which of the following beers has origins within Croatia?
Karlovačko is a beer with origins in Croatia.
#16. What fraction of Croatia is covered in forest?
One-third of Croatia is covered in forest.
#17. Split’s Diocletian Palace has a genuine _________________ thanks to Emperor Diocletian who had it brought to adorn the entrance to his tomb.
There is a genuine Egyptian Sphinx in Split’s Diocletian Palace.
#18. What is the name of the peak of the mountain Medvednica in Zagreb?
The peak of the mountain Medvednica in Zagreb is Sljeme.
#19. What is the name of the oldest Slavic script, which was used by the Croatians?
the oldest Slavic script, Glagolitic Script or Glagoljica was used by the Croatians.
#20. When did Croats first arrive on the territory of Croatia?
Croats first arrived on the territory of Croatia in the 7th Century A.D.
