Prague Czech Republic hotels, hotels in Prague Czech Republic, Czech Republic Prague hotels accommodation in Prague

Czech-Republic-Prague.com

Add www.Czech-Republic-Prague.com to Favourites

Info

***** 5 star Hotels in Prague, Czech Republic
**** 4 star Hotels in Prague, Czech Republic
*** 3 star Hotels in Prague, Czech Republic
** 2 star Hotels in Prague, Czech Republic
- Hostels in Prague, Czech Republic
- Apartments in Prague, Czech Republic
- Pensions in Prague, Czech Republic

- Prague Hotels in the city centre
- Prague Hotels near the city centre
- Prague Hotels outside the city centre

- Airport Transfers
- Sightseeing Tours
- Prague Guide

- Prague News

- Travel Links

News

25.07.2008 - It's quiz time!

Student murders accused in court ...
Dresden's heritage status on the line ...
Europeans Favor Obama to McCain ...

It's the end of another week...

The Czech Republic news are represented by www.czech-republic-prague.com
Just how much do you remember about the headlines from the past seven days?
Test your knowledge of world news events in our quiz.
When you've got your result, why not e-mail the quiz to your friends to see how they measure up?

Question 1

A date has been set for the long-awaited coronation of Bhutan's King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck. Which of the following will not be one of the new king's formal titles?


	A: Protector of the Nation's Security


	B: Inspiration for Gross National Happiness


	C: Upholder of Peace in the Kingdom

Question 2

Zimbabwe’s central bank has introduced several new bank notes this year in response to the hyperinflation, which official figures say has exceeded 2,200,000%. Which denomination of note was introduced this week?


	A: Z$10bn


	B: Z$100bn


	C: Z$1,000bn

Question 3

How did US President George W Bush explain the credit crunch to political fundraisers at a private dinner in Houston, Texas?


	A: "Wall Street gorged itself... and now its got indigestion."


	B: "Wall Street got drunk… and now it's got a hangover."


	C: "Wall Street got high on greenbacks... and now it's going cold turkey."

Question 4

UK opposition leader David Cameron said his bicycle was stolen after he left it locked on a street near his home in west London. What was the Conservative Party leader doing at the time?


	A: Shopping at a branch of the supermarket Tesco.


	B: Having a drink in his local pub.


	C: Picking up one of his children from nursery.

Question 5

Sir Paul McCartney played to 200,000 fans at a concert in Quebec City, Canada, as part of Quebec’s 400th anniversary celebrations. Who opposed his appearance?


	A: Local cattle farmers, who complained that the 66-year-old former Beatle insisted all backstage catering be vegetarian.


	B: His children, who said he should have attended a family celebration.


	C: Quebec nationalists, who said the Englishman’s presence was inappropriate because of Britain's conquest of New France, including Quebec.

Question 6

War crimes suspect Radovan Karadzic spent years living in Belgrade before his capture this week, according to Serb officials. He gave lectures and contributed to magazines as an expert in which field of alternative medicine?


	A: Electromagnetic therapy


	B: Human quantum energy


	C: Electroacupuncture

Question 7

According to US business magazine Forbes, who was the highest-paid female actor in Hollywood last year?


	A: Cameron Diaz


	B: Jennifer Aniston


	C: Reese Witherspoon

Press the button and see how you have done

(BBC)

<< Back

Search

www.Karlovy-Vary-Czech-Republic.com :: www.Prague-Hotel-Hotels.com

_______________________________