Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina — Questions and answers
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What color are the waters of the Neretva River?
Choices
- Sky blue
- Emerald green ✓
- Bright red
- Dark brown
Answer: Emerald green
From page 3
What can visitors do at the Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque to see views of the city?
Choices
- Go swimming in the courtyard
- Climb the elegant minaret ✓
- Have a picnic by the river
- Ride a bicycle around it
Answer: Climb the elegant minaret
From page 4
Which two Bosnian specialties are mentioned as popular choices in restaurants along the Neretva River?
Choices
- Pizza and pasta
- Dolma and burek ✓
- Tacos and burritos
- Hamburgers and fries
Answer: Dolma and burek
From page 5
What two things does diving from the Stari Most show about the young men who do it?
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- Their cooking skills and kindness
- Their reading ability and quietness
- Their courage and skill ✓
- Their singing talent and patience
Answer: Their courage and skill
From page 6
What does Mostar's skyline, with its minarets and church towers, symbolize?
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- The city's love for tall buildings
- The city's diverse religious and cultural heritage ✓
- The city's favorite colors
- The city's old sports teams
Answer: The city's diverse religious and cultural heritage
From page 7
What can people find along the banks of the Neretva River for relaxation and socializing?
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- Big factories and noisy workshops
- Parks and cafes ✓
- Fast-moving cars and traffic lights
- Busy train stations and airports
Answer: Parks and cafes
From page 8
What can you find hidden within Mostar's winding streets that offer a quiet break from the city?
Choices
- Large shopping malls
- Tranquil gardens and courtyards ✓
- Big amusement parks
- Busy bus stations
Answer: Tranquil gardens and courtyards
From page 9
Besides being a bridge, what does the rebuilt Stari Most symbolize for Mostar?
Choices
- A place for loud parties and concerts
- A symbol of resilience, hope, and reconciliation ✓
- A giant playground for children
- A new way to travel very fast
Answer: A symbol of resilience, hope, and reconciliation
From page 10