- 1. Bhutan, the world's only carbon-negative country, has been praised for its commitment to environmental sustainability and carbon neutrality. With a strong focus on protecting its lush forests and biodiversity, Bhutan has managed to not only maintain, but increase its forest coverage over the years. The country places a high value on the well-being of its citizens, as evidenced by its Gross National Happiness index, which prioritizes happiness and spiritual well-being over material wealth. By prioritizing renewable energy sources and sustainable practices, Bhutan is leading the way in showing that economic growth can coexist with environmental conservation. This small Himalayan kingdom serves as an inspiring example for the world in addressing the urgent climate crisis and working towards a more sustainable future.
What is the capital city of Bhutan?
A) Dhaka
B) Colombo
C) Kathmandu
D) Thimphu
- 2. What is the official language of Bhutan?
A) Dzongkha
B) Bengali
C) Nepali
D) Sinhala
- 3. What is the currency of Bhutan?
A) Yen
B) Rupee
C) Taka
D) Ngultrum
- 4. Which mountain range partly separates Bhutan from China?
A) Himalayas
B) Alps
C) Andes
D) Rockies
- 5. What is the traditional dress for men in Bhutan called?
A) Gho
B) Kimono
C) Sari
D) Kira
- 6. When is Bhutan's National Day celebrated?
A) December 17
B) January 1
C) August 15
D) October 31
- 7. Which is the only international airport in Bhutan?
A) Phuentsholing Airport
B) Punakha Airport
C) Thimphu Airport
D) Paro Airport
- 8. What is the most popular sport in Bhutan?
A) Basketball
B) Archery
C) Cricket
D) Football
- 9. Which year did Bhutan formally join the United Nations?
A) 1963
B) 1999
C) 1985
D) 1971
- 10. Bhutan was the first country in the world to ban what activity in 1999?
A) Driving
B) Alcohol
C) Plastic bags
D) Tobacco
- 11. What is the major religion in Bhutan?
A) Hinduism
B) Islam
C) Buddhism
D) Christianity
- 12. Which mythical creature from Bhutanese folklore is said to ward off evil spirits?
A) Naga
B) Yeti
C) Garuda
D) Druk
- 13. Which Bhutanese festival celebrates the defeat of evil forces by Guru Rinpoche?
A) Tsechu
B) Saga Dawa
C) Jambay Lhakhang Drup
D) Losar
- 14. What is the name of Bhutan's largest national park known for its rich biodiversity?
A) Bumdeling Wildlife Sanctuary
B) Jigme Dorji National Park
C) Phrumsengla National Park
D) Royal Manas National Park
- 15. Bhutan's philosophy of Gross National Happiness emphasizes harmony with:
A) Nature
B) Technology
C) Power
D) Wealth
- 16. Which river is important for agriculture in Bhutan?
A) Ganges
B) Brahmaputra
C) Mekong
D) Wang Chhu
- 17. What is the nickname often used for Bhutan?
A) Emerald Isle
B) Land of the Thunder Dragon
C) Country of Smiles
D) Pearl of the Orient
- 18. Bhutan's government is known as a:
A) Dictatorship
B) Military Junta
C) Republic
D) Constitutional Monarchy
- 19. Which animal is associated with the national identity of Bhutan?
A) Panda
B) Snow Leopard
C) Takin
D) Tiger
- 20. What is the name of the iconic monastery perched on a cliff in Bhutan?
A) Machu Picchu
B) Taktsang Palphug Monastery (Tiger's Nest)
C) Angkor Wat
D) Potala Palace
- 21. What is the significant Buddhist structure in Thimphu known as?
A) Paro Taktsang
B) Punakha Dzong
C) Memorial Chorten
D) Buddha Dordenma
- 22. Bhutan's national flag features which animal?
A) Tiger
B) Elephant
C) Dragon
D) Horse
- 23. Which country is known as the world's only carbon-negative country?
A) Brazil
B) Maldives
C) Norway
D) Bhutan
- 24. In which continent is Bhutan located?
A) Asia
B) South America
C) Europe
D) Africa
- 25. What is the traditional Bhutanese dish made of chili and cheese?
A) Fondue
B) Ema Datshi
C) Sushi
D) Pad Thai
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