How Much You Know About Kalabaka? Trivia Facts Quiz
How much you know about kalabaka? If you love site seeing and don’t have Kalabaka on your list, then you have failed. This town is known for being destroyed to ashes in the world is two and has some amazing rock formations and even a mushroom museum. Do take up the quiz and see if you are a know it all when it comes to the town and why it is so enchanting
- 1.How much population does Kalabaka have?
- A.
Eight thousands
- B.
Eleven thousands
- C.
Fifteen thousands
- D.
Six thousands
- 2.
![Kalabaka's altitude is 250 meters. - ProProfs]( "Kalabaka's altitude is 250 meters.")
Kalabaka's altitude is 250 meters.- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.Which is the biggest monastery in Kalambaka?
- A.
Varlaam Monastery
- B.
Rousanou Monastery
- C.
Great meteoron
- D.
St.Nicholas Anapausas Monastery
- 4.
![The average of Meteora's height is about 300 meters. - ProProfs]( "The average of Meteora's height is about 300 meters.")
The average of Meteora's height is about 300 meters.- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.When did the first monks settle at the Meteora?
- A.
13th century
- B.
11th century
- C.
18th century
- D.
16th century
- 6.Varlaam Monastery founded at [Blank]
- 7.Why when it is raining Meteora's color changes from black to green?
- A.
People are painting it every time for fun.
- B.
Because of it's moss.
- C.
It is God's miracle.
- D.
You do not know and you do not care.
- 8.What was Kalabaka's ancient name?
- A.
Aigina
- B.
Megara
- C.
Aiginion
- D.
Aiginiada
- 9.Meteora's highest rock is [Blank].
- 10.Which rover crosses Kalabaka"?
- A.
Danube
- B.
Pineios
- 11.In which Kalabakas' museum you can see different tips of mushrooms?
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