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The national flag of Spain was formed by the Spanish constitution, article 4.1 in the year 1978. high ranking officials of the Spanish state are entitled to display a flag representative of their status.
Spain Representation MCQs: This section contains multiple-choice questions and answers on Spain's national symbols, flags, national anthem, etc.
List of Spain Representation MCQs
1. Which two colors made up the national flag of Spain?
- Saffron and Green
- Red and White
- Red and Yellow
- White and Blue
Answer: C) Red and Yellow
Explanation:
When Francisco Franco took over from the republic government in 1936 he used a different coat of arms on the flag and revised the tricolor to a two-color flag which signifies the uprise of the nation against tyranny and was hoisted on April 14 as a representation of hope of freedom and its irreversible triumph.
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2. Which six kingdoms are represented through the national flag?
- Castile, Leon, Aragon, Navarre, Granada, house of bourbon
- Madrid, castila León, Aragón, Navarre, Granada
- Barcelona, león, Aragón, navarre, granada, house of bourbon
- Castile, león, Aragón, navarre, granada, Barcelona
Answer: A) Castile, Leon, Aragon, Navarre, Granada, house of bourbon
Explanation:
The national flag of Spain is composed of the coat of arms that holds the emblems of the traditional kingdoms which make up Spain. The red castle represents the kingdom of Castile, the red lion represents the kingdom of Leon, the vertically running red and yellow stripes represents the kingdom of Navarre, the pomegranate flower represents the kingdom of Granada, and the flower of the lily represents the house of bourbon.
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3. What is the inscription on the red banner wrapping the pillar in the national flag of Spain?
- Long live the king
- God bless the queen
- Plus Ultra
- God bless the king
Answer: C) Plus Ultra
Explanation:
Among the symbols, the motto is written across the two columns that write 'plus ultra' meaning further beyond referring to the Spanish lands beyond Europe and the then newly discovered American territories after the voyages of Christopher Columbus.
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4. What is the national anthem of Spain?
- himno de riego
- Marcha real
- ii canto degli haliani
- Gloria al bravo pueblo
Answer: B) Marcha real
Explanation:
Marché real as Spain's national anthem is an anthem with no official lyrics. It is also one of the oldest anthems in the world.
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5. Who is the composer of Spain's national anthem?
- Gabriel Garcia Marquez
- Manuel espinosa de los monteros
- Francisco Franco
- Christopher Columbus
Answer: B) Manuel espinosa de los monteros
Explanation:
Manuel Espinosa de los Monteros was born in on 1730. he was an oboist, composer, and director of the royal chapel of music during the reigns of Carlos iii and Carlos iv.
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6. What is the currency of Spain?
- Euro
- Dollar
- Khayat
- Baht
Answer: A) Euro
Explanation:
Euro banknotes and coins were introduced in Spain on 1 January 2002, after a transitional period of three years when the euro was the official currency.
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7. What monetary method was replaced by the Spanish peseta?
- Silver escudo
- Spanish real
- Barter
- Gold escudo
Answer: D) Gold escudo
Explanation:
Before the use of the euro in 2002, three types of currencies were introduced to circulate the monetary system of Spain the earlies were Spanish real, Spanish escudo i.e., Silver and later gold, and the gold escudo was used till the end of 1869 until the Spanish peseta was introduced.
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8. How is the monarchy of Spain constitutional referred to?
- la corona
- la casa de reyes
- la familia más alto
- rey de España
Answer: A) la corona
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9. What is the national animal of Spain?
- Lion
- Eagle
- Bull
- Cow
Answer: C) Bull
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10. Which festival involves a bull chasing a large group of men in the street observed every year around 6-14th July?
- Tomatina
- San Fermin festival
- Feria de caballo
- Semana Santa
Answer: B) San Fermin festival
Explanation:
Every year between 6-14 July the festival of San Fermin is observed as the bull represents the national animal of the country too.
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11. Which flower is known as Spain's national flower?
- Chamomile
- Red poppy
- Red carnation
- Lily of the valley
Answer: C) Red carnation
Explanation:
The red carnation is a flower that blooms even in harsh weather similarly it represents motherly love and how Spain is a country with a strong feeling about family.
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12. When is the National Day of Spain celebrated?
- 12 October
- 4 July
- 25 august
- 20 July
Answer: A) 12 October
Explanation:
The national day is observed as a national holiday to commemorate the exact date when Christopher Columbus first set foot in the Americas. A military parade in Madrid is a key part of the celebration each year.
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13. Among the four types of the language spoken in Spain which of them is the most spoken?
- Basque
- Catalan
- Castilian Spanish
- Galician
Answer: C) Castilian Spanish
Explanation:
Spain is a country with countless festivals as it is culturally rich. Moreover, the assembling of diverse cultures, in addition, adds more color to the country's beauty.
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14. At which festival do people in Spain play with tomatoes?
- San Fermin
- la tamborrada
- la Tomatina
- la semana Grande
Answer: C) la Tomatina
Explanation:
Among all the festivals la Tomatina has its fame all over the world. On this day thousands of locals and tourists regardless of where they are from painted the town of Bunol with tomatoes by throwing them at each other.
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15. When is the festival la Tomatina celebrated?
- 14-20 August
- 6-14 July
- 31 August
- 10 April
Answer: C) 31 August
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16. What is the name of the festival that is observed in remembrance of the death of Jesus Christ?
- Semana Santa
- Feria del caballo
- Feria de Malaga
- La semana Grande
Answer: A) Semana Santa
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17. When is Semana Santa observed?
- 10-17 April
- 6-14 July
- 14-20 August
- 31 August
Answer: A) 10-17 April
Explanation:
Semana Santa is one of the holy weeks which is observed in honor of the crucifixion and the raise from the death of Jesus Christ. It is observed by all Christian.
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18. Which form of art is a combination of both dance and song that is mostly associated with the Andalusian Roma of southern Spain?
- Fandango
- Hora
- Flamenco
- Sword dance
Answer: C) Flamenco
Explanation:
It is a soulful dance that is accompanied by a song that adds essence to the dance. The difference in the song depicts the state of emotional investment required of the dancer and the singer.
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19. What is the hour of resting during daytime called by the people that live in Spain?
- Siesta
- Fiesta
- Tiempo libre
- Descanso
Answer: A) Siesta
Explanation:
Most Spaniards will rest or even close their shop to have their siesta which is during midday. This practice originates from the Egyptian and it is a common practice for people who live in the hot climate.
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20. At what age are girls declared to attain their womanhood in Spain?
- 20
- 10
- 15
- 22
Answer: C) 15
Explanation:
Like some other cultures, girls are introduced officially to society and as for the culture in Spain this takes place on their 15th birthday it can either be lavishly celebrated or most humbly celebrated depending on the family.
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