CROATIA - IBM quiz

What is the capital of Croatia?

• Belgrade

• Ljubljana

• Sarajevo

• Zagreb

Croatia is known for its stunning coastline along the Adriatic Sea. Approximately, how many islands does Croatia have along its coastline?

• Around a 100

• Between 500-1000

• Over 1000

• Exactly 2867

Which UNESCO World Heritage Site in Croatia is famous for its well-preserved environment?

• City complex of Dubrovnik

• Plitvice Lakes National Park

• Poreč island villages

• the Palace of Diocletian (Split)

Croatia is renowned for its national parks. Can you name at least two of them?

• Brijuni National Park, Risnjak National Park

• Krka National Park, Paklenica National Park

• Plitvice Lakes National Park, Krka National Park

• Sjeverni Velebit National Park, Mljet National Park

What traditional Croatian folk instrument is often played at festivities and celebrations, known for its lively and rhythmic tunes?

• Accordion

• Bagpipes

• Tamburica

• Mandolin

Croatia is home to the world's smallest town. What is the name of this town?

• Rovinj

• Motovun

• Hum

• Poreč

Croatia has a distinctive heart-shaped region known for its vineyards and romantic landscapes. What is the name of this region?

• Dalmatia

• Slavonia

• Istria

• Kvarner

Which Croatian scientist and inventor contributed significantly to progress?

• Ivan Vučetić

• Marin Getaldić

• Nikola Tesla

• Ruđer Bošković

What is the most popular Croatian dish made from minced meat, usually lamb or beef?

• Pasulj

• Ćevapi

• Pasticada

• Sogan-dolma

Croatia has a famous amphitheater that is one of the most well-preserved Roman arenas in the world. In which city is this amphitheater located?

• Zadar

• Pula

• Split

• Dubrovnik