Eastern Europe Flashcards

1
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🇨🇿

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Czech republic

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2
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The official residence of the President of
the Czech Republic. Located in the district
of Prague and dated back to the ninth
century, the castle has been a seat of power for kings of Bohemia, Holy Roman
emperors. The Bohemian Crown
Jewels are kept within a hidden room inside it.

A

Prague Castle

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3
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The biggest ______ in the Czech
Republic, held for 17 days every year in May in Prague. The festival
features around 120 different beers,
including 70 Czech brands and foreign
brews from the United States or United
Kingdom, with up to10,000 seating capacity.

A

Biggest Beer Festival

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4
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The _____ industry has a very long tradition in the Czech Republic and
Czech glass is well know the world over. It
developed during the 13th century in the Jizerské and Lužické mountain ranges
due to the locally available raw materials and the most renowned Czech glas comes from Jablonec nad Nisou and Nový Bor.

A

Glass-making

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5
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A ________ at restaurant Kolkovna in central Prague, consisting of roast duck, roast pork, beer sausage, smoked meat, red and white cabbage, bread, bacon and potato
dumplings.

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Traditional Bohemian Platter

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6
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Hungary

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7
Q

______ this is a little known capital city of Hungary is actually two cities combined into one name. The Buda (the
Castle district) and Pest (Inner City)
separated by the ______.

A

Chain Bridge
Danube river

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8
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__________ is staged within the Paprika Days. At this gastronomic event held annually
since 1998 people cook dishes with paprika, the distinctive spice of Hungarian cuisine.

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Paprika Day - The Paprika Dishes
Cooking Competition

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9
Q

The famous national dish of Hungary is the ____. In the western world it is typically prepared as a second course, originally
however it was and it is still prepared as a soup. The name “goulash” come form the
Hungarian word “Gulyas”
meaning _____.

A

Goulash

herdsmen

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10
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🇵🇱

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Poland

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11
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The capital of Poland is ____. Most of the people living there are Christians.
Like us Poland is a democratic country.

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Warsaw

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12
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Poland was founded in 966 by ____, who belonged to the Piast dynasty.

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Mieszko I

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13
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_____ ,a paradise for romantics, lovers of nature and restless drifters. The soft
green mountains peppered with
traditional wooden churches .

A

Bieszczady Mountain

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14
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______ Located in the New Town area of Warsaw and built at the very end of the 17th century, it is famed for its ornate
Baroque architecture.

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Krasinski Palace

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15
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______, is a traditional holiday that occurs on November 29th. It’s an evening of superstition and fortune telling. On this night, young women can predict who
they’ll meet and fall in love with.

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St. Andrew’s Day

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16
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______ is a strong liquor, containing 40% alcohol. Vodka continues to be a flagged product, probably the best known behind the polish borders. This alcohol is
consumed in a clear form as well as
drinks.

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Polish vodka

17
Q

_____ (pork breaded cutlet coated with breadcrumbs) served
with salads

A

Kotlet schabowy

18
Q

_______ (cheesecake) is one of the
most popular desserts in Poland. It is
a cake made primarily of twaróg, a
type of fresh cheese, eggs, vanila,
raisins and orange peel, served cold.

A

Sernik

19
Q

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Romania

20
Q

Romania is A country located at the intersection of Central and South Eastern
Europe. The capital is ____

A

Bucurest

21
Q

Bucharest Village Museum
Transylvanian Alps

A

Romania

22
Q

____ is aluminum Europe producers.

A

Romania

23
Q

__________ (The Youth of
Brasov) is a unique festival in
Romania. It takes place every year,
one week after the Orthodox Easter.
The breathtaking beautiful horses.
The old Romanian nobility invests
huge amount of money in horses
only to use them once a year in this
parade, completed by the amazing
old uniforms they are wearing.

A

Junii Brasovului

24
Q

A plate of _______, a
popular Romanian dish of stuffed
cabbage rolls (sarmale),
accompanied by sauerkraut
and polenta. The cabbage rolls are
usually garnished with sour
cream,lemon and olive.

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sărmăluţe cu mămăligă

25
Q

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A

Russia

26
Q

By land area, _____ is the largest country in the world.

All over the world _____ is the sixth placer in terms of population
____ is their Capital

A

Russia
Moscow

27
Q

St Basil’s Cathedral

A

Russia

28
Q

Petroleum
Natural gas
Metals

A

Russia

29
Q

The _______ in St. Petersburg, Russia is an annual international arts festival during
the season of the midnight sun.
The ______ consists of a series of classical ballet, opera and music events and includes performances by Russian dancers, singers, musicians and actors, as
well as a famous international guest
stars.

A

White Night Festival

30
Q

_____ is a dish
usually made with
minced meat filling,
wrapped in thin dough

A

Pelmeni

31
Q

A bowl of ____ (cabbage soup)

A

shchi