Bucharest, Romania — Questions and answers

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What is another name for Calea Victoriei?

Choices

  1. Avenue of Victory ✓
  2. Artery of the Capital
  3. Bucharest's Pulse
  4. Modern Tram Road

Answer: Avenue of Victory

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What kind of museum is the Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum?

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  1. A museum about modern art
  2. A museum about city life
  3. A museum about traditional village life ✓
  4. A museum about famous people

Answer: A museum about traditional village life

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What is special about the Palace of the Parliament compared to other buildings?

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  1. It has the most colorful roof
  2. It is the oldest building in Bucharest
  3. It is one of the largest administrative buildings in the world ✓
  4. It is built entirely of wood

Answer: It is one of the largest administrative buildings in the world

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What can visitors do at Cismigiu Gardens?

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  1. Ride modern trams
  2. Explore old ruins
  3. Stroll along winding paths and relax by the lake ✓
  4. Buy grilled minced meat rolls

Answer: Stroll along winding paths and relax by the lake

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What does Curtea Veche show us about Bucharest?

Choices

  1. Its modern art
  2. Its future plans
  3. Its medieval origins ✓
  4. Its busy markets

Answer: Its medieval origins

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What is the Romanian Athenaeum mainly used for?

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  1. Selling fresh produce
  2. Administrative meetings
  3. Concerts and musical performances ✓
  4. Displaying village houses

Answer: Concerts and musical performances

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What can you find at Bellu Cemetery?

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  1. Lively shops and cafes
  2. Impressive sculptures and monuments ✓
  3. Modern trams
  4. Only old wooden houses

Answer: Impressive sculptures and monuments

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What kind of place is Pasajul Macca-Vilacrosse?

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  1. An old princely court
  2. A large administrative building
  3. A hidden passage with shops, cafes, and restaurants ✓
  4. A peaceful garden

Answer: A hidden passage with shops, cafes, and restaurants

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