The European quarter

Quiz

Test your knowledge! Before leaving for Brussels, take a moment to answer the questions of this little quiz and find out which European you are.

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1) Since when have the European Councils been held in Brussels?
a.1995
b.1999
c.2003

2)The other name of the Commission is the residence…
a.Berlingo
b.Berlaymont
c.Brussels

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3) The sessions of MEPs take place in Brussels but also in…
a.Strasbourg
b.Luxembourg
c.La Haye



4) The name of the park in the European district is:
a.Leopold Park
b.Lévi-Strauss Park
c.Leonard Park

5) European of the first days, Schuman, who gave his name to the roundabout of the European quarter was…
a.Minister of Culture
b.Minister of Defense
c.Minister of Foreign Affairs

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6)How many seats are there in the European Parliament?
a.678
b.700
c.732

7) The 2006 EU Budget was 
a.70 billion euros
b.121 billion euros
c.250 billion euros

8) The number of European Commissioners per Member State depends
a. The population of each Member State
b. The date of accession of each Member State
c. A rule that imposes the choice of one commissioner per country

Replies

Answer 1 : A – 2003. Before that date, they were held in the city a city of the country which assumed the rotating presidency of the Council.
Answer 2 : B—Berlaymont.
Answer 3 : A – The seat of the European Parliament is in Strasbourg, some plenary sessions are held in Brussels and its General Secretariat is in Luxembourg.
Answer 4 : A – Leopold Park
Answer 5 : C – Robert Schuman was Minister of Foreign Affairs from 1948 to 1952.
Answer 6 : C – 732 since June 13, 2004. MEPs are elected by universal suffrage for 5 years.
Answer 7 : B – 121 billion euros. The EU budget is voted by the European Parliament.
Answer 8 : C – A rule which imposes the choice of a commissioner per country.



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