CroatiaPitanje 64 · History
The first Croatian king ruled in the first half of the 10th century. His monument stands in the square of the same name, opposite the main railway station in Zagreb. He is:
In the exam (Croatian)
Prvi hrvatski kralj, vladao je u prvoj polovini 10. stoljeća. Njegov se spomenik nalazi na istoimenom trgu, preko puta glavnog željezničkog kolodvora u Zagrebu. To je:
- aTrpimirTrpimir
- bZdeslavZdeslav
- cTomislavTomislavCorrect answer
- dDržislavDržislav
Why?
Tomislav is the first Croatian king, crowned around the year 925. His monument on horseback stands in King Tomislav Square in Zagreb.
Translated with AI. In the exam the question is in Croatian, as shown above.
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Source of the questions: Pravilnik o načinu provjere poznavanja hrvatskog jezika i latiničnog pisma, hrvatske kulture i društvenog uređenja u postupcima stjecanja hrvatskog državljanstva, Annex 1 (Narodne novine 6/2021). No official answers are published: the answers, the explanations and the English translations are ours (made with AI). This site is not official and is not affiliated with the Ministry of the Interior (Ministarstvo unutarnjih poslova). The exam itself is in Croatian.
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