Balkan Quiz: Week Three

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You know the drill by now, guys.

    QUESTIONS (1 POINT):

1. Serbia's Ambassador to NATO, Branislav Milinkovic, reportedly committed suicide at which European airport last week?
2. Which football side were the 2011/2012 Premier League Champions of Bosnia-Herzegovina?
3. TRUE OR FALSE?: The Bosnian Latin alphabet contains 30 letters.
4. In July 1995, the murder of more than 8,000 Bosnian Muslims by Serbian forces occurred in which Bosnian town?
5. Sarajevo's Old Town is arguably better known by what Turkish-derived term?
6. Bosnian author and amateur archaeologist Semir Osmanagic claimed in 2005 that ancient pyramids exist near which Bosnian town?
7. The home stadium of local football side Celik Zenica is called what?
8. Who is the current-serving President of Republika Srpska?
9. What is the capital of Montenegro?
10. What is the name of the Serb nationalist youth who assassinated the Archduke of Austria, Franz Ferdinand, in Sarajevo in 1914?

    BONUS (3 POINTS):

1. Who is this?

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ANSWERS:

1. Brussels. 2. Zeljeznicar Sarajevo. 3. True. 4. Srebrenica. 5. Bascarsija. 6. Visoko ('Visocica Hill' would also have been an acceptable answer). 7. Bilino Polje. 8. Milorad Dodik. 9. Podgorica. 10. Gavrilo Princip. BONUS: 1. Bernard Tomic.

Tally your results, and match it up with this similar table used from last week:

0-3 (points): 'ajde, open some books (or the Internet) and start reading and learning! You need to do better next week!
4-7: Not too bad. You could hold a conversation with a Balkan person for a few hours, at least, simply by discussing random stuff you know about the area.
8-13: Cestitam! You may as well label yourself a native of the Balkans, if you are not one already. Call up one of the municipal offices, citizenship for whichever Balkan nation of your choice is waiting for you.