Flashcards on Czech Traditions, Landmarks, and Personalities

Czech Traditions, Landmarks & Personalities: Student Guide

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What are three national symbols of the Czech Republic mentioned here?

Flag, lime tree, and the Coat of Arms (two-tailed lion).

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Question: What are three national symbols of the Czech Republic mentioned here?

Answer: Flag, lime tree, and the Coat of Arms (two-tailed lion).

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Question: Who is the patron saint of the Czech Republic listed here?

Answer: St. Wenceslav.

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Question: Name two historical centres in the Czech Republic that are top tourist destinations.

Answer: The Historical Centre of Prague and the Historical Centre of Český Krumlov.

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Question: What is Český Krumlov especially known for?

Answer: A castle and chateaux complex and a well-preserved historical centre.

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Question: Why was Kutná Hora historically wealthy and what is a notable church there?

Answer: It became rich because of silver deposits and is famous for its historical centre and the Church of St. Barbara.

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Question: What styles combine at the Lednice–Valtice Cultural Landscape chateau?

Answer: An impressive combination of Baroque and Neo-Gothic styles.

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Question: Which castle was founded in 1348 by Charles IV for safekeeping the imperial regalia and Czech coronation jewels?

Answer: Karlštejn Castle.

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Question: Name four castles or castle sites listed as sights.

Answer: Kost, Loket, Vyšehrad, and Prague Castle.

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Question: Which rock formations are listed among Czech sights?

Answer: Prachovské skály and Adršpašsko-teplické skály.

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Question: Besides castles and rock formations, name two chateaux or castles mentioned as sights.

Answer: Chateau Hluboká and Karlštejn (also Prague Castle).