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1. What is the Armenian Genocide memorial in Yerevan called?

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Tsitsernakaberd is the correct answer because it is the Armenian Genocide memorial in Yerevan. The word "Tsitsernakaberd" translates to "Fortress of Swallows" in English. The memorial was built in 1967 and serves as a tribute to the victims of the Armenian Genocide, which took place during World War I. It consists of a large memorial stone and an eternal flame, surrounded by twelve slabs symbolizing the twelve lost provinces of historic Armenia. The memorial is an important symbol of remembrance and commemoration for the Armenian people.

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Համազգային Հայ Կրթական Եւ Մշակութային Միութիւն
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2. The 1st Republic of Armenia was announced on May 28, 1918.

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The given statement is true. The 1st Republic of Armenia was indeed announced on May 28, 1918. This marked the establishment of an independent Armenian state after centuries of foreign rule. It was a significant moment in Armenian history and a milestone in their struggle for self-determination.

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3. The significance of the First Republic of Armenia was the official existence as a Democratic Republic of Armenia, and the first modern Armenian state since the loss of Armenian statehood in the Middle Ages.

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The First Republic of Armenia was significant because it marked the official establishment of a Democratic Republic of Armenia, which was the first modern Armenian state since the Middle Ages. This means that after centuries of losing their statehood, Armenians were able to regain their independence and have a democratic government. Therefore, the statement "True" is correct.

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4. The Milky Way constellation in pagan Armenia is called Հարդագողի Ճանապարհ Straw Thief's Way.

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In pagan Armenia, the Milky Way constellation is indeed referred to as "Հարդագողի Ճանապարհ" which translates to "Straw Thief's Way". This name reflects the cultural beliefs and mythology of ancient Armenia, where the Milky Way was associated with a mythological figure who stole straw from farmers. This explanation supports the given answer that the statement is true.

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5. How many years old did Erebuni-Yerevan become in 2018?

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Erebuni-Yerevan became 2800 years old in 2018. This suggests that the city was founded 2800 years ago, making it a historically significant location with a rich cultural heritage.

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6.  Who is "The poet of all Armenians"? 

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Hovhannes Toumanian is known as "The poet of all Armenians" because of his significant contributions to Armenian literature. His works, which include poems, fairy tales, and fables, are beloved by Armenians worldwide and have played a crucial role in shaping Armenian cultural identity. Toumanian's writing often focused on themes of love, nature, and national pride, resonating deeply with his readers. His ability to capture the essence of Armenian culture and convey it through his poetry has earned him the title of "The poet of all Armenians."

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7. Who is the author of the words of Armenia's national anthem?

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Mikael Nalbandian is the author of the words of Armenia's national anthem.

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8. It is the Armenian literary language, used from 5th to mid-19th century. What is it called?

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Kerapar is the correct answer because it was the Armenian literary language used from the 5th to the mid-19th century. It was the standard form of the language during that time period and was used for writing and literature. Ashkharhapar, Serpapar, and Hayapar are not the correct answers as they do not refer to the Armenian literary language used during that specific time period.

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9. Who is Viken Zakarian?

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Viken Zakarian is one of the fallen heroes during the Liberation Battle of Shushi. This suggests that he was a courageous individual who fought for the liberation of Shushi, demonstrating his dedication and bravery. As a fallen hero, he likely made significant sacrifices for the cause and is remembered for his contributions to the battle.

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10. Who is the composer of "Mer Hayrenik"

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Parsegh Ganachian is the composer of "Mer Hayrenik".

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11. Hamazkayin Armenian Educational and Cultural Association is an organization which has many branches in Armenia and Diaspora. It aims to preserve the Armenian language and heritage. When was it founded?

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Hamazkayin Armenian Educational and Cultural Association was founded on May 28, 1928.

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12. Who was the prime minister of the First Republic of Armenia?

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Hovhannes Kachazouni was the prime minister of the First Republic of Armenia. He served as the head of government during the early years of the republic, from May to November 1918. Kachazouni played a crucial role in establishing the independent Armenian state after the collapse of the Russian Empire and the end of World War I. His leadership and efforts were instrumental in laying the foundations of the First Republic of Armenia and its democratic institutions.

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13. Who is the hero of an Armenian Legend who could carve images on the rocks with his fingernails?

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Dork Ankegh is the hero of an Armenian Legend who possessed the extraordinary ability to carve images on rocks using his fingernails.

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14. When was the Armenian alphabet created?

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The Armenian alphabet was created in 405 AD.

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What is the Armenian Genocide memorial in Yerevan called?
The 1st Republic of Armenia was announced on May 28, 1918.
The significance of the First Republic of Armenia was the official...
The Milky Way constellation in pagan Armenia is...
How many years old did Erebuni-Yerevan become in 2018?
 Who is "The poet of all Armenians"? 
Who is the author of the words of Armenia's national anthem?
It is the Armenian literary language, used from 5th to mid-19th...
Who is Viken Zakarian?
Who is the composer of "Mer Hayrenik"
Hamazkayin Armenian Educational and Cultural Association is an...
Who was the prime minister of the First Republic of Armenia?
Who is the hero of an Armenian Legend who could carve images on the...
When was the Armenian alphabet created?
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