1. What nickname is given to Prague because of its numerous spires?
a) The City of a Thousand Spires
b) The City of a Hundred Spires
c) The City of Gold
d) The City of History
2. What famous bridge in Prague connects the Old Town to the Lesser Town?
a) Charles Bridge
b) Prague Bridge
c) Wenceslas Bridge
d) St. Vitus Bridge
3. Who was the Czech president during the Velvet Revolution?
a) Václav Klaus
b) Václav Havel
c) Karel Schwarzenberg
d) Jan Černý
4. Which church at Prague Castle contains magnificent stained glass windows and the tomb of St. John of Nepomuk?
a) St. George’s Basilica
b) St. Vitus Cathedral
c) Old Royal Palace
d) St. Wenceslas Chapel
5. In which district of Prague can you find the famous John Lennon Wall?
a) Old Town
b) Malá Strana
c) Nové Město
d) Žižkov
6. What is the name of the channel in Prague known as “Venice of Prague”?
a) Vltava Channel
b) Čertovka Channel
c) Prague Canal
d) St. John’s Channel
7. What historical event led to the Munich Agreement, affecting Czechoslovakia in 1938?
a) World War I
b) The Cold War
c) Nazi occupation
d) The Velvet Revolution
8. Which famous Czech author lived in Golden Lane at Prague Castle during Nazi occupation?
a) Franz Kafka
b) Milan Kundera
c) Karel Čapek
d) Václav Havel
9. What is the name of the lookout tower in Prague that resembles the Eiffel Tower?
a) Petřín Tower
b) Prague Tower
c) Charles Tower
d) Wenceslas Tower
10. Which mythical creature is associated with the Czech folklore and inhabits the rivers, lakes, and ponds?
a) Vodník (Waterman)
b) Křížník (Knight)
c) Brno Dragon
d) Bohemian Wolf
11. What year did the Velvet Revolution take place, which peacefully ended Communist rule in Czechoslovakia?
a) 1985
b) 1989
c) 1991
d) 1980
12. What is the name of the fairytale-like national park located near Prague, famous for its sandstone rock towers?
a) Bohemian Switzerland National Park
b) Krkonošsko National Park
c) Šumava National Park
d) Bohemian Paradise
