Germany - Free Geography Quiz with Answers

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How much do you know about Germany? Test your knowledge with this free Geography quiz. Answer questions about the capital city, population, industry and government system of Germany.

Question 1:

What is the capital and at the same time the largest city of Germany?

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Question 2:

What is the approximate population of this Western European country?

A) 20 mllion people

B) 40 million people

C) 60 million people

D) 80 million people

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Question 3:

Which one of the following options in terms of political system and form of government is not true about Germany?

A) Germany is a presidential republic.

B) Germany is a democratic republic

C) Germany is a parliamentary republic.

D) Germany is a federal republic.

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Question 4:

The correct statement about German flag is that

A) it has three horizontal stripes - black, red and gold (from top to bottom).

B) it has three vertical stripes - black, red and gold (from left to right).

C) it has three horizontal stripes - black, gold and red (from top to bottom).

D) it has three vertical stripes - black, gold and red (from left to right).

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Question 5:

When it comes to seas, rivers and lakes, the only one true statement is that

A) The second-longest river of Europe, Danube or Donau, flows through Germany but does not rise there.

B) Germany has only one sea - North Sea.

C) The biggest and longest river in Europe, Volga, does not flow through Germany.

D) All of the statements are false.

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Question 6:

Germany is most famous for which of the following liquids?

A) vodka

B) tea

C) wine

D) beer

1 b

Question 7:

Which of the following states is not a geographic neighbor of Germany?

A) Netherlands

B) Denmark

C) Czech Republic

D) Lichtenstein

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Question 8:

The only correct statement about history of Germany and its currency is that:

A) Reunification of the Western and Eastern Germany happened in 1990.

B) The whole Germany used to be divided with a wall into two parts.

C) It was the first country to ever adopt currency called euro, before other countries did.

D) They still use Deutche mark (German mark)as a valid currency.

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Question 9:

Similarly to United States of America, which has 50 autonomous states, Germany has

A) 16 states.

B) 20 states.

C) 28 states.

D) 34 states.

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Question 10:

What word do Germans use instead of prime minister (currently Olaf Scholz)?

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