__________ was Europe’s first city to have paved streets in 1339.

Related Mcqs:

1. Which city is believed to be the oldest inhabited city of Europe?

   A. Athens, Greece
   B. Saint Petersburg, Russia
   C. Plovdiv, Bulgaria
   D. Sibiu, Romania

   Submitted by: Ayaan Soomro

2. SACEUR (Supreme Allied Commander Europe) is based at Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) in?

   A. Brussels, Belgium
   B. Casteau, Belgium
   C. Washington, USA
   D. Pentagon, USA

   Submitted by: Muhammad Abdullah

3. Which one of the followings has been considered as the largest city in Europe in terms of area?

   A. France
   B. Rome
   C. London
   D. None of these

   Submitted by: Ishtiaq Ahmad

4. “if you want to have lunch in Europe and dinner in Asia, then you have to be in …………..”. Name the city.

   A. Antalya
   B. Adana
   C. Istanbul
   D. Bodrum

   Submitted by: Ishtiaq Ahmad

5. Which of the following is the largest city situated on the Europe’s longest river, Volga?

   A. Moscow
   B. Baku
   C. Tbilisi
   D. Kazan

   Submitted by: Zahid Sarwar

6. The Baltic states Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania in Northern Europe lies on the __________ coast of the Baltic Sea.

   A. Eastern Coast
   B. Western Coast
   C. Northern Coast
   D. Southern Coast

   Submitted by: Malik Asghar Hussain

7. Hajr (حجر‎) was old city which served as capital of Province “Al-Yamamah”, the modern name of this city is________?

   A. Riyadh
   B. Dammam
   C. Abha
   D. Al-Qatif

   Submitted by: Rana Muzaffar Iqbal

8. Which city of Pakistan is called  “City of Schools”.

   A. Haripur
   B. Kohistan
   C. Abbottabad
   D. Mansehra

   Submitted by: Yasir Abbasi

9. Which city is called the City of Shaheens?

   A. Lahore
   B. Sargodha
   C. Karachi
   D. None of these

   Submitted by: Khawar Tiwana

10. Which city is nicknamed as “Bat City” ?

    A. Casper, Wyoming
    B. Pottstown, Pennsylvania
    C. Red Wing, Minnesota
    D. Austin, Texas

    Submitted by: Muhammad Raheel