1. The Treaty of Rome's preamble speaks of a determination to lay the foundations of what kind of union among the peoples of Europe?

2. In which city is Eurostat, the EU's statistics office, based?

1. A Spain
2. B Austria
3. C Latvia
4. D Luxembourg

3. Every how many years are elections to the European Parliament held?

1. A Seven
2. B Two
3. C Five
4. D Four

4. What is the highest mountain in the EU?

1. A Mont Blanc
2. B A Munro
3. C The Twelve Bens
4. D Ben Nevis

5. The Danube flows through more capital cities than any other river in the world. How many?

1. A Three
2. B Eight
3. C Four
4. D Six

6. Which is the most populous city in the EU?

7. Which is the EU's most northerly capital city?

8. Which is the EU's most southerly capital city?

9. Which EU country has the most islands, over 200,000 of them?

1. A Hungary
2. B Moldova
3. C Sweden
4. D Romania

10. Champagne, feta and Parma ham are protected by EU law. What do the letters PDO stand for?

11. Which fruit did a famous 1994 EU regulation require to be "free from malformation or abnormal curvature", giving rise to a tabloid myth?

1. A Bananas
2. B Bergamot
3. C Strawberries
4. D Tomato

12. Which composer appears on Austria's €1 coin?

13. What symbol appears on all of Ireland's euro coins?

14. Which bird, copied from an ancient Athenian coin, appears on Greece's €1 coin?

1. A The owl
2. B The dodo
3. C A duck
4. D A raven

15. Which bird appears on Germany's €1 and €2 coins?

16. Which country became the 20th member of the eurozone in 2023?

1. A United Kingdom
2. B Ukraine
3. C Croatia
4. D Italy

17. The Caribbean island of Saint Martin is shared between France and which other country?

1. A North Macedonia
2. B Bosnia and Herzegovina
3. C Finland
4. D The Netherlands

18. Which EU country has its official capital in one city but its parliament and government in another?

1. A Austria
2. B Kosovo
3. C The Netherlands
4. D Slovakia

19. How many EU member states are kingdoms?

1. A Six
2. B Five
3. C Eight
4. D Three

20. Which three EU countries make up "Benelux"?