How Much Do You Know About Bangladesh? Question Title * 1. Which two countries share a border with Bangladesh? India and Pakistan Bhutan and Nepal India and Myanmar North Korea and the Maldives OK Question Title * 2. Which of the following is true? Bangladesh is the 92nd largest country by area and 8th largest by population Bangladesh is the 114th largest country by area and 92nd largest by population Bangladesh is the 48th largest country by area and 75th largest by population Bangladesh is the 63rd largest country by area and 48th largest by population OK Question Title * 3. Bangladesh's GDP (Gross Domestic Product) is the ______ fastest growing in world. First Third Fifth Seventh OK Question Title * 4. What is the main source of energy in Bangladesh? Geothermal Oil Hydropower Natural Gas Wind Nuclear Solar OK Question Title * 5. Somapura Mahavihara is one of Bangladesh's most famous archealogical sites. What is it? A never-completed fortress A Buddhist monastery The remains of an ancient city A hillside covered in massive stone pillars OK Question Title * 6. The Sundarbans are a series of _______ well known for their incredible biodiversity. Unfortunately, the quality of the ecosystem is declining due to ________. Rain Forests, industrial pollution Coral Reefs, over-fishing Mangrove Forests, rising sea levels Mountains, aggressive mining and deforestation OK Question Title * 7. This Bengali poet and author won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1913 Kazi Nazrul Islam Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay Rabindranath Tagore OK Question Title * 8. The Bangladesh Liberation War, which established Bangladesh as its own sovereign state, took place in what year? 1971 1841 1877 1947 OK Question Title * 9. What is Bangladesh's national animal? Cow White Elephant Tiger Green Peacock OK If you're interested in learning more about Bangladesh's history, economics, society, and politics, come to the Mittal Institute's Bangladesh Rising Conference on Monday, September 16th at the Gutman Conference Center at Harvard. For more information, follow this link: http://bit.ly/BangladeshRising OK DONE