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#1. 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.
#2. Which Ethnic group do Croatians belong to?
Croatians belong to the Slavic ethnic group.
#3. Every day at noon, this device goes off by the church of St. Mark.
Every day at noon, the Grič Cannon goes off by the church of St. Mark.
#4. The White House was built using stones from which Croatian island?
Stones from Brač were used to build the White House
#5. What is the name of the famous football (soccer) club in Zagreb?
The famous football (soccer) club in Zagreb is called Dinamo Zagreb.
#6. Which of the following beers has origins within Croatia?
Karlovačko is a beer with origins in Croatia.
#7. In 1953, Queen Elizabeth II had Croatian wine delivered to her coronation from which winery?
In 1953, Queen Elizabeth II had Croatian wine delivered to her coronation from Iločki Podrumi.
#8. When did Croats first arrive on the territory of Croatia?
Croats first arrived on the territory of Croatia in the 7th Century A.D.
#9. Which of the following cannot be found surrounding or within Croatia?
There are no oceans directly surrounding or within Croatia.
#10. 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.
#11. What is the name of UNESCO protected intangible heritage form unique to Croatia?
Klapa is a UNESCO protected intangible heritage form unique to Croatia.
#12. Which unique museum can be found in Zagreb?
The Museum of Broken Relationships is a museum that can be found in Zagreb.
#13. Mia Slavenska was a famous Croatian born prima ballerina known internationally. In which Croatian city did she begin her studies?
Mia Slavenska (born Mia Čorak) began her ballet studies in Zagreb.
#14. What is the Croatian word for Croatia?
What is the Croatian word for Croatia is Hrvatska.
#15. How many verses were there in the original version of the Croatian national anthem?
There were fourteen verses in the original version of the Croatian national anthem.
#16. Which famous Croatian businessman has Canadian-Croatian origins?
Robert Herjavec has Canadian-Croatian origins.
#17. Which city is home to the world’s first Sea Organ that creates it’s music only by the action of the wind and waves?
The world’s first Sea Organ is located in Zadar.
#18. What is the name of the coach who led Croatia’s national soccer team to second place in the 2018 FIFA World Cup?
The coach who led Croatia’s national soccer team to second place in the 2018 FIFA World Cup was Zlatko Dalić.
#19. In 2002, DNA testing revealed that which grape’s origins are in Croatia, traced back to a rare grape variety known as Crljenak Kaštelanski?
Zinfandel grape’s origins are in Croatia.
#20. In 1887, Peter Salcher, a professor of mathematics at the Naval Academy in Rijeka was the first person in the world to produce:
In 1887, Peter Salcher, a professor of mathematics at the Naval Academy in Rijeka was the first person in the world to produce ultrafast photography, used to track the trajectory of a rifle bullet in flight.
