Europe Day Quiz

When is Europe Day celebrated?

• 10 May

• 1 May

• 9 May

• 8 May

Which country is the founder of the European Union?

• Germany

• 
  Italy

• Spain

• 
  France

What does the European Union flag symbolize?

• Represents division and unfriendly relations between countries

• Unity and harmony among member countries, values ​​of peace, democracy and solidarity

• Represents a symbol of power and dictatorship

• Symbolizes war and conflicts between countries

How many countries are in the European Union?

• 32

• 27

• 20

• 15

Which languages ​​are official in the European Union?

• 18 languages

• 12 languages

• 30 languages

• 24 languages

Which countries are not part of the European Union?

• Italy

• Germany

• France

• Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Albania, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Kosovo, Moldova, Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, Turkey, Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan

What advantages do member countries of the European Union have?

• Lack of a common currency

• Lack of economic stability

• Benefits of European Union member states include freedom of movement, single market, common currency, political stability, access to financial support and consumer protection

• Restrictions on freedom of movement

What challenges does the European Union currently face?

• Budget cuts, increased security, cancellation of digital transformation

• Increase taxes, decrease security, end unity

• Migration management, economic recovery, climate change, digital transformation, security and defence, maintaining unity.

• Increased security, decreased migration, reversal of economic recovery

What events are held in honor of Europe Day?

• Painting exhibitions

• Space conferences

• Parade of planets

• Concerts, festivals, exhibitions, lectures, seminars, sports competitions and other cultural and educational events

What values ​​does the European Union promote?

• Authoritarianism, nationalism, intolerance, anarchy, totalitarianism

• Colonialism, military conflicts, human rights violations, extremism, disinformation

• Monarchy, censorship, discrimination, dictatorship, corruption

• Democracy, human rights, freedom, equality, solidarity, rule of law and sustainable development.