El Quseir, Egypt — Questions and answers

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What is a prominent landmark in the town of El Quseir?

Choices

  1. The Ottoman fort ✓
  2. The Red Sea coast
  3. The Arabian Peninsula
  4. An ancient market

Answer: The Ottoman fort

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What kind of boats do fishermen in El Quseir use?

Choices

  1. Speedboats
  2. Motorboats
  3. Feluccas ✓
  4. Submarines

Answer: Feluccas

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Besides walking, what are two fun ways to travel along the promenade in El Quseir?

Choices

  1. Bicycles and skateboards
  2. Cars and buses
  3. Horse-drawn carriages and tuk-tuks ✓
  4. Trains and airplanes

Answer: Horse-drawn carriages and tuk-tuks

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What valuable goods did desert caravans transport through El Quseir?

Choices

  1. Toys, books, and clothes
  2. Spices, incense, and precious stones ✓
  3. Fish, shrimp, and boats
  4. Coffee, bread, and falafel

Answer: Spices, incense, and precious stones

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What is a special day in El Quseir when Muslims gather for prayers?

Choices

  1. Monday
  2. Wednesday
  3. Friday ✓
  4. Sunday

Answer: Friday

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What is a common practice when buying things in El Quseir's markets?

Choices

  1. Paying with credit cards
  2. Bargaining ✓
  3. Getting free samples
  4. Buying everything at full price

Answer: Bargaining

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What sound makes a soothing soundtrack in El Quseir as the sun sets?

Choices

  1. Loud music
  2. Children playing
  3. The gentle sound of the waves ✓
  4. People talking loudly

Answer: The gentle sound of the waves

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What crucial industry was El Quseir once known for?

Choices

  1. Toy making
  2. Phosphate mining ✓
  3. Boat building
  4. Spice trading

Answer: Phosphate mining

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What does El Quseir do to keep its rich heritage alive for the future?

Choices

  1. It builds new modern buildings everywhere.
  2. It sells all its old sites.
  3. It preserves its historical sites and culture. ✓
  4. It only focuses on modern life.

Answer: It preserves its historical sites and culture.

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