What colonial powers were present in Morocco?
A: GB and Germany
B: GB and France
C: France and Spain
D: Germany and Spain

What is the monetary unit in Morocco?

A: Moroccon Franc
B: Moroccon Dinar
C: Moroccan Dirham
D: Moroccon Pound

What is the climate in the northern region of Morocco?

(A) Continental climate
(B) Desert climate
(C) Mediterranean climate
(D) Temperate climate

What does salam alykum actually means?
A: Have a good day
B: Hello
C: Goodbye
D: Peace be upon you

Who is the ultimate authority in Morocco:
A: The Prime Minister
B: The Council of Ministers
C: The King
D: The Superior Council of Judicial Power

Who are the nomadic people that spread through and settled across much of North Africa?
A: Maasai
B: Amazigh people
C: Aztecas
D: San

What is the capital of Morocco?

A: Marrakesh
B: Fes
C: Casablanca
D: Rabat

When is the driest month in Morocco?

(A) January
(B) July
(C) August
(D) December

What should we do before eating?
A: bow and touch the ground
B: Talk
C: Take a nap
D: Wash our hands

What was the main reason for the February 20th movement?

A: Climate Change
B: Terrorist attacks
C: Corruption and oppression by the government
D: Animal Rights

How much percentage of Western Sahara is occupied by Morocco?

A: 20%
B: 40%
C: 80%
D: 90 %

What is the official name of Morocco?

A: Morocco
B: Moroccan Republic
C: Kingdom of Morocco

What are the mountain ranges in Morocco?

(A) Mahale mountains
(B) Pare mountains
(C) Usambara mountains
(D) Atlas Mountains

What does Bismillah mean?
A: Let’s eat
B: Good night
C: In the name of god
D: Bye-Bye

Is the Moroccon judicative independent?

A: Yes, the Superior Council of Judicial Power guarantees independence
B: No, there is no one to guarantee it’s independence
C: No, the King presides over Superior Council of Judicial Power and therefore influences the decisions made in court
D: Yes, the King does not have any control over the judicative

How are the two Spanish enclaves on the Northern Morrocan coast called?

A: Ceuta and Melilla
B: Mallorca and Formentera
C: Lanzarote and Ceuta
D: Formentera and Melilla

What are the official languages in Morocco?

A: French and Arabic
B: Arabic and Tamazight
C: French and Tamazight
D: Arabic and Spanish

Which city is not located on the coast?
(A) Rabat
(B) Tangier
(C) Marrakech
(D) Casablanca

What is the common every day traditional dress called for both men and women in Morocco?
A: Kaftans
B: Djellaba
C: Takchitas
D: Shirts and Pants

What important changes does the new constitution of 2011 include?

A: significant reduction of Power of the King
B: Tamazigh is recognised as an official language
C: Homosexuals gain more rights
D: more transparency regarding the political process

In which year did Morroco gain independence from the French?

A: 1949
B: 1956
C: 1961
D: 1965

How many people live in Morocco?

A: 38.080.000
B: 29.340.000
C: 40.560.000
D: 46.290.000

What is the name of the longest beach in Morocco?

(A) Ruminate beach
(B) legzira beach
(C) agar beach
(D) saïdia beach

What does the colourful embroidery on the Tahruyt, the traditional Amazigh headscarf, represent?

A: the face tattoos Amazigh women used to wear
B: a rainbow, to show thankfulness for water after rain
C: the social role of the wearer as the first born daughter
D: devotion to the gods