Q 01/05
A) Lithuania
B) Finland
C) Poland
D) Belarus
Answer · why
Lithuania. Latvian and Lithuanian are the only two Baltic languages still in official use; the rest, Old Prussian among them, died out as their speake...
Q 02/05
A) Estonia
B) Finland
C) Denmark
D) Belarus
Answer · why
Estonia. The border even splits a town: Valga in Estonia and Valka in Latvia were a single settlement until 1920 and now promote themselves together a...
Q 03/05
A) Lombard League
B) Hanseatic League
C) Swabian League
D) Rhenish League
Answer · why
Hanseatic League. Riga, founded by a German bishop in 1201, stood on a river trade route to the east, and Cēsis, Limbaži, Koknese and Valmiera later f...
Q 04/05
A) Daugava
B) Lielupe
C) Salaca
D) Venta
Answer · why
Daugava. Known upstream as the Western Dvina, it rises in Russia's Valdai Hills and crosses Belarus before reaching Latvia, where hydroelectric dams h...
Q 05/05
A) Sigulda
B) Kuldīga
C) Cēsis
D) Valmiera
Answer · why
Kuldīga. The ledge is only about two metres high, and in spring fish leap up it, which is why the town was once known as the place where salmon are ca...
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