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WorksheetsThe CZECH REPUBLIC
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Prague, the (a) of the Czech Republic is a popular place for tourists.
In Prague you can visit various sights such as _______________ .
St.Vitus Cathedral built in Gothic style
St. Vitus Cathedral built in Baroque style
Art Noveau Charles Bridge
In Prague tourists can visit various sights such as: _____________( Tick all the correct options)
Charles Bridge with unigue Barogue statues
Old Town hall with the world famous astronomical clock
Vyšehrad viewing tower
Petřín cemetery
Wenceslas Square with the statue made by Josef Václav Myslbek
The Cathedral of St.Vitus is the biggest church in Prague. There are many interesting items in the cathedral: ......
( tick all existing parts)
Golden Gate with a mosaic decoration
mirror labyrinth
Ludwig van Beethoven´s violin
relics of St.Wenceslas
coronation jewels
What is true about Charles Bridge?
( More than one option)
Its was built in the 13th century.
The builders added eggs to the mortar.
It is more than 500 meters long.
Legend has it that if you touch the statue of St.John of Nepomuk, your wish will come true.
The Czech Republic is a landlocked country in Central Europe, comprising the historic regions of Bohemia, Moravia and (a) .
The national symbols of the country are:
The flag ( three colours), a coat of arms containing the Czech lion, the Moravian pigeon ( chequered) and the Silesian eagle ( black in gold). The national tree is the lime tree ( linden tree) with heart - shaped leaves.
The flag ( three colours), a coat of arms containing the Czech dragon, the Moravian eagle ( chequered) and the Silesian eagle ( black in gold). The national tree is the lime tree ( linden tree) with heart - shaped leaves.
The flag ( three colours), a coat of arms containing the Czech lion, the Moravian eagle ( chequered) and the Silesian eagle ( black in gold). The national tree is the lime tree ( linden tree) with heart - shaped leaves.
The Czech Republic is surrounded by:
Germany to the east, Poland to the north, Slovakia to the west, and Austria to the south.
Germany to the west, Poland to the north, Slovakia to the east, and Austria to the south.
Germany to the west, Russia to the north, Slovakia to the east, and Austria to the south.
The Czech Republic came into existence as an independent state:
On the January 1, 1999, after the division of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic.
On the January 1, 1993, after the division of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic.
On the January 1, 1989, after the division of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic.
The Czech Republic is a member of:
the UN ( United Nations), the NATO ( the North Atlantic Treaty Organization) and the EU ( Uropean Union)
the Council of Europe ( CE), the Visegrad Group and the Commonwealth
The CR is devided into (a) (number) regions.
The head of government is the ___________ ___________ .
(a)
The Czech parliament consists of two chambers:
The Chamber of deputies with 200 deputies and the Chamber of lords with 81 members.
The Chamber of deputies with 60 deputies and the Senate with 81 members.
The Chamber of deputies with 200 deputies and the Senate with 81 members.
The (a) of the Czech Republic is 10 million people.
There are 12 places among the UNESCO World Heritage List in the Czech Republic. Tick all the correct options:
Former Jewish quarter, Jewish cemetery in Holašovice
Tugendhat Villa in Prague
Archbishop´s Palace and gardens in Kroměříž
Cultural landscape Lednice - Valtice
Historical town centre Telč
