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Which two famous rivers flow through Iraq?
- Danube And Volga
- Blue Nile And White Nile
- Rhine And Rohr
- Tigris And Euphrates

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Explore key aspects of Iraq's geography, history, and politics in this engaging quiz. Assess your knowledge on Iraq's famous rivers, historical conflicts, and political leaders, enhancing your understanding of this pivotal Middle Eastern nation.

2.

What country borders Iraq on the north?
- Israel
- Turkey
- Kuwait
- Egypt
Correct Answer

A. Turkey

Explanation

Turkey borders Iraq on the north.

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3.

When was Iraq granted independence from British rule?
- 1980
- 1932
- 1965
- 1902
Correct Answer

A. 1932

Explanation

In 1932, Iraq was granted independence from British rule. This marked the end of the British mandate that had been established after World War I. The independence of Iraq allowed the country to govern itself and make decisions without interference from British authorities. This event was significant in the history of Iraq as it paved the way for the establishment of a sovereign nation.

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4.

For what period did the Iran-Iraq war last?
- 1940-1948
- 1980-1990
- 1980-1988
- 1970-1978
Correct Answer

A. 1980-1988

Explanation

The correct answer is 1980-1988. The Iran-Iraq war lasted for eight years, from 1980 to 1988. This conflict was a result of territorial and political disputes between the two countries and had a significant impact on the region. It involved large-scale military operations, including trench warfare, air strikes, and the use of chemical weapons. The war ended with a United Nations-brokered ceasefire in 1988, but it left a lasting legacy of casualties, economic devastation, and strained relations between Iran and Iraq.

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5.

Who was named Prime Minister of Iraq in 2005?
- Barham Salih
- Hashim Al-Hashimi
- Ibrahim Al-Jaafari
- Ibrahim Bahr Al-Uloum
Correct Answer

A. Ibrahim Al-Jaafari

Explanation

Ibrahim Al-Jaafari was named Prime Minister of Iraq in 2005.

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6.

Where in Iraq is the city of Basra located?
- In The North
- In The South
- In The Center
- On The Persian Gulf
Correct Answer

A. In The South

Explanation

Basra is located in the southern part of Iraq. It is situated near the Persian Gulf, making it an important port city in the region. The city's strategic location has contributed to its historical significance as a center of trade and commerce. Additionally, Basra is known for its oil fields, which further highlights its importance in the southern region of Iraq.

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7.

Which hotel was Paul Wolfowitz at when it was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade?
- Iraq Hilton
- Al-Rasheed
- Watergate
- Riyadh Hilton
Correct Answer

A. Al-Rasheed

Explanation

Paul Wolfowitz was at the Al-Rasheed hotel when it was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade.

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8.

Where was Iraq's Grand Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Husaini Sistani born?
- Jordan
- Iraq
- USA
- Iran
Correct Answer

A. Iran

Explanation

Grand Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Husaini Sistani was born in Iran.

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9.

What did Iran and Iraq fight over?
- Religious Difference
- Iraq Wanted To Conquer Iran
- Oil Fields
- Shat Al-Arab Waterway
Correct Answer

A. Shat Al-Arab Waterway

Explanation

Iran and Iraq fought over the Shat Al-Arab Waterway. This waterway is an important strategic location as it serves as the main access point for both countries to the Persian Gulf. The dispute over the control of this waterway led to the Iran-Iraq War, which lasted from 1980 to 1988. Both countries claimed sovereignty over the waterway, resulting in a prolonged and devastating conflict.

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10.

When did President Bush land on the U.S.S. Abraham and declare "Mission accomplished" in Iraq?
- May, 2003
- May, 2004
- May, 2005
- July, 2004
Correct Answer

A. May, 2003

Explanation

In May 2003, President Bush landed on the U.S.S. Abraham and declared "Mission accomplished" in Iraq.

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11.

When in 2005 were free elections held in Iraq?
- 12-Oct-05
- 30-Jan-05
- 6-Aug-05
- 11-Sep-05
Correct Answer

A. 30-Jan-05

Explanation

Free elections were held in Iraq on 30-Jan-05.

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Interesting Quiz On Iraq

Which two famous rivers flow through Iraq?

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What country borders Iraq on the north?

When was Iraq granted independence from British rule?

For what period did the Iran-Iraq war last?

Who was named Prime Minister of Iraq in 2005?

Where in Iraq is the city of Basra located?

Which hotel was Paul Wolfowitz at when it was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade?

Where was Iraq's Grand Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Husaini Sistani born?

What did Iran and Iraq fight over?

When did President Bush land on the U.S.S. Abraham and declare "Mission accomplished" in Iraq?

When in 2005 were free elections held in Iraq?