Russian quiz#1

1. What is the main ingredient of Borsch?

2. Which Russian revolutionary was killed with an icepick?

3. What is the 'Golden Ring' ?

4. Which Russian playwright wrote'The Seagull'?

5. Who was the first Russian in space?

6. How many republics were there in the Soviet Union?

7. What is the third Baltic state along with Estonia and Lithuania ?

8. What is 'Gum'?

9. Who founded Moscow in the 12th century?

10 Who wrote the ballet 'Swan Lake'?

Answers

1. Beetroot
2. Trotsky
3. A ring of towns
around Moscow
4. Chekhov
5. Gagarin
6. 15
7. Latvia.
8. A large shopping mall near Red Square
9. Prince Dolgoruky
10. Tchaikovsky

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