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[ "a) They all share the same architectural design", "b) Each one was built in the twentieth century", "c) They each bear a unique name not necessarily related to the family living in there or the builder", "d) All the houses are owned by the city council" ]

[ "a) Jean Elizalde \"El Camarero\"", "b) Piarres Lafitte", "c) Louis Etxeberri", "d) Jean Saint-Pierre" ]

[ "a) Green eyes with a white beak", "b) Grey upper parts", "c) Red tail feathers", "d) Blue wingspans" ]

[ "a) Advanced and Basic", "b) Pro and Starter", "c) Custom and Default", "d) Premium and Free" ]

[ "a) A science fiction story", "b) The name of a god or goddess from Roman Aquitaine", "c) A Roman Emperor", "d) A novel by Dick" ]

[ "a) Animals of the African savannah", "b) Small geniuses of Basque mythology", "c) An extinct type of bird", "d) A kind of Mediterranean fish" ]

[ "a) 800,000", "b) 8,000", "c) 80,000", "d) 8,000,000" ]

[ "a) Africa and Asia", "b) North and South America", "c) Australia and New Zealand", "d) Europe and West Asia" ]

[ "a) Its fruit is a food source for various bird species", "b) Its leaves are eaten by a specific type of caterpillar", "c) Its spores serve as food for larval wasps and it interacts with various forms of fungi", "d) It is used as a nesting site by various types of small mammals" ]

[ "a) Oak", "b) Pine", "c) Cherry", "d) Apple" ]

[ "a) The ability to cause conflicts with the Arandarras", "b) The ability to heal and strengthen children", "c) The ability to move mountains", "d) The ability to control weather" ]

[ "a) Political and current events", "b) Articles on Basque subjects, mostly literature", "c) Science and technology", "d) Fashion and lifestyle" ]

[ "a) Owls", "b) Sparrows", "c) Hawks", "d) Crows" ]

[ "a) 800,000", "b) 8,000", "c) 80,000", "d) 8,000,000" ]

[ "a) Large herbivores", "b) Seeds and fruits", "c) Small mammals", "d) Aquatic creatures" ]

[ "a) The British government", "b) The German government", "c) The French government", "d) The American government" ]

[ "a) The N-I and the N-2345", "b) The N-2637 and the N-2345", "c) None of the above", "d) The N-2637 and the N-I" ]

[ "a) It was the first album ever recorded live by the Kortatu group", "b) It was the only record recorded live on the band's tour", "c) It had the biggest audience the band ever played for", "d) The album was completely improvised" ]

[ "a) Pop, hip-hop, and country", "b) Rock, Funk, Folk and African rhythms", "c) Jazz, classical, and soul", "d) R&B, reggae, and latin" ]

[ "a) At 8:35:45 in the morning", "b) At 7:43:35 in the morning", "c) At 6:33:25 in the evening", "d) At 5:32:15 in the afternoon" ]

[ "a) Owls", "b) Sparrows", "c) Hawks", "d) Crows" ]

[ "a) Only metro services", "b) Only Euskotren services", "c) Metro and Euskotren services", "d) None of the above" ]

[ "a) A secret organization", "b) An energy source", "c) A mathematical formula", "d) A type of weapon" ]

[ "a) Jean Phocas", "b) Pello Larrañaga", "c) Itoiz", "d) Juan Carlos Pérez" ]

[ "a) Sloths and Kangaroos", "b) Grizzly Bears and Wolves", "c) Large cats in Europe and Iberian Lynx", "d) Wild Boars and Buffalo" ]

[ "a) It's slow and direct", "b) A glitter blue is often seen", "c) It can be seen only at night", "d) It often flaps its wings rapidly" ]

[ "a) Teaching acting classes", "b) The creation and scenic dissemination", "c) Running a theater hall", "d) Producing movies" ]

[ "a) They received compensation from the government", "b) They faced increased expenses due to travelling and accommodation costs", "c) They were relocated closer to the prisons", "d) They were granted special privileges in prison visits" ]

[ "a) Donapaule", "b) Donibane Garazi", "c) Maule-Lextarre", "d) Baiona" ]

[ "a) By using a harpoon only", "b) With dynamite without using a harpoon", "c) They trapped it in a net", "d) By poisoning it" ]

[ "a) Kingdom of Navarre", "b) Government of Navarre", "c) Community of Navarre", "d) Council of Navarre" ]

[ "a) The Alps", "b) Himalayan Mountains", "c) Cantabrian mountain range", "d) Rockies Mountain Range" ]

[ "a) They are cousins", "b) They are family friends", "c) They are siblings", "d) They are school mates" ]

[ "a) Renaud d’Elissagaray", "b) Junes Casenave", "c) Louis XIV", "d) Armendáriz of Zuberoa" ]

[ "a) It has four-leaf pines", "b) It is the only pine with a red bark", "c) It is the only 3 leaf pine", "d) It is the only pine with blue cones" ]

[ "a) Between 1199-1202", "b) Between 1189-1200", "c) Between 1199-1200", "d) Between 1200-1201" ]

[ "a) The beginning of Christianity and the end of Roman paganism", "b) The establishment of Buddhism in the Basque region", "c) The end of Basque paganism and the arrival of Christianity", "d) The rise of atheism in the Basque region" ]

[ "a) Ivy infects trees with a harmful disease", "b) Ivy causes large amounts of tree fractures by the wind", "c) Ivy blocks sunlight from reaching the trees", "d) Ivy drains all the nutrients from the soil" ]

[ "a) They were damaged by white", "b) They were eradicated due to war", "c) They managed to escape the phylloxera pest", "d) They were replaced by wheat fields" ]

[ "a) Seven days for the entire route", "b) 5h to 8h 40m for different sections", "c) A continuous 24h walk", "d) About 3h to 4h for each segment of the route" ]

[ "a) Rockets and torpedoes", "b) Shields and spears", "c) Cannons and machine guns", "d) Rifles and pistols" ]

[ "a) The Catholic Church", "b) The industrialization of the Basque Country", "c) The bourgeoisie", "d) Socialism" ]

[ "a) Between 1199-1202", "b) Between 1189-1200", "c) Between 1199-1200", "d) Between 1200-1201" ]

[ "a) Between June and August", "b) Between December and February", "c) Between March and May", "d) Between September and November" ]

[ "a) Disease outbreak", "b) Overhunting", "c) Change of eating habits", "d) Environmental changes" ]

[ "a) Seeds and grains", "b) Fruits and berries", "c) Flying insects", "d) Fish and aquatic invertebrates" ]

[ "a) Seven days for the entire route", "b) 5h to 8h 40m for different sections", "c) A continuous 24h walk", "d) About 3h to 4h for each segment of the route" ]

[ "a) Genetta genetta", "b) Uxue Alberdi", "c) Perry King", "d) Tom Bray" ]

[ "a) Natural disasters victims", "b) The victims of Navarre from the coup against the Second Spanish Republic of 1936 and the subsequent civil war", "c) World War II victims", "d) Victims of a plane crash" ]

[ "a) Being royalty", "b) Paying personal taxes", "c) Owning large amounts of land", "d) Voting in governmental decisions" ]

[ "a) 1951", "b) 1942", "c) 1985", "d) 1984" ]

[ "a) The Roman Empire and the Visigoths", "b) The Byzantine Empire and the Ottoman Turks", "c) The Kingdom of Castile and the Kingdom of Navarre Correct", "d) The Kingdom of Denmark and the Kingdom of England" ]

[ "a) The influence of Spanish on Basque", "b) The need for updating the dictionary of unified Basque", "c) The standard language and purist tendencies in Basque", "d) The inequalities between North and South Basques" ]

[ "a) A book", "b) A legend", "c) A research group", "d) A road" ]

[ "a) A broadcast on the local radio station", "b) An announcement from the mayor", "c) Nobody knew clearly until several days later", "d) Through a note on the daily newspaper" ]

[ "a) January to February", "b) April to May", "c) May to June", "d) July to August" ]

[ "a) Being royalty", "b) Paying personal taxes", "c) Owning large amounts of land", "d) Voting in governmental decisions" ]

[ "a) Juan San Martín", "b) Roberto González de Viñaspre", "c) Euskaltzaindia", "d) Mikel Gorrotxategi" ]

[ "a) A popular dish in Basque cooking", "b) A traditional Basque song", "c) A traditional rhythm of Basque dance", "d) A type of Basque clothing" ]

[ "a) The pathway between the cities Astorga and Bordeaux", "b) A Roman official who wrote travel guides", "c) The invasion of Napoleon", "d) The barbarian peoples who penetrated the Iberian peninsula" ]

[ "a) In Bilbao", "b) In Vitoria-Gasteiz", "c) In Donostia", "d) In Pamplona" ]

[ "a) Classical", "b) Punk Rock", "c) Jazz", "d) Country" ]

[ "a) Mirentxu Purroy", "b) Adolfo Suárez", "c) MCP Representatives", "d) Telesforo Monzón" ]

[ "a) Nomadic and hunters", "b) Urban and merchants", "c) Colonizing peoples, farmers, and ranchers", "d) Seafarers and explorers" ]

[ "a) Juan San Martín", "b) Roberto González de Viñaspre", "c) Euskaltzaindia", "d) Mikel Gorrotxategi" ]

[ "a) Because it became too popular", "b) Due to major problems and blockages, including lack of publicity", "c) Because it was forced by the Government", "d) Because it received too much criticism from political parties" ]

[ "a) It has brightly colored plumage", "b) It has a long, sharp orange beak", "c) It is the largest bird within its family", "d) Its feathers change color according to the season" ]

[ "a) Swimming in the sea", "b) Moving from one mountain to another", "c) Flying around the world", "d) Dwelling in the forests" ]

[ "a) Rock Music", "b) Punk Music", "c) Melodic acoustic songs sung in two voices", "d) Jazz Music" ]

[ "a) They established the Freiberg Mining School", "b) They pioneered the organizational model of the Royal Mining Seminar in New Spain", "c) They managed to isolate wolfram for the first time in the world", "d) They were appointed Director General of the Mining Center of New Spain" ]

[ "a) Mirentxu Purroy", "b) Adolfo Suárez", "c) MCP Representatives", "d) Telesforo Monzón" ]

[ "a) ETA collective", "b) Spanish Justice collective", "c) Prison Policy collective", "d) Basque Prisoners and Political Prisoners Collective" ]

[ "a) They help them find their food quickly in the sea", "b) They offer them great efficiency to fly by taking full advantage of air and wind currents", "c) They allow them to swim effectively underwater", "d) They allow them to hunt other birds in the sky" ]

[ "a) Joxe Mari Azurmendi", "b) Mikel Atxaga", "c) Jesús Gaztañaga", "d) Antonio Altarriba" ]

[ "a) Antxine Olano and Iñigo Segurola", "b) Susana Gil and Antxine Olano", "c) Susana Gil and Iñigo Segurola", "d) Telecinco and Antena 3" ]

[ "a) It supports companies", "b) It forms the Basque Business Confederation", "c) It conducts Business Meetings", "d) It influences the functions of companies" ]

[ "a) Through the wind", "b) Through insects", "c) Through man, animal or water", "d) Through seeds" ]

[ "a) Mirentxu Purroy", "b) Adolfo Suárez", "c) MCP Representatives", "d) Telesforo Monzón" ]

[ "a) Trusted behavior and respect", "b) Charity work and social events", "c) Theft, looting, and sexual abuse", "d) Singing and dancing" ]

[ "a) To the nearby cities", "b) To the most remote rural areas", "c) To the neighbouring countries", "d) To the capital city of Spain" ]

[ "a) 1990", "b) 1993", "c) 1995", "d) 2000" ]

[ "a) Siliceous, compact and sandy soils", "b) Well-drained, moist, and feathery soils", "c) Loamy soils", "d) None of the above" ]

[ "a) Ibon Sarasola", "b) José María Satrustegi", "c) Koldo Mitxelena", "d) Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa" ]

[ "a) 1997", "b) 1977", "c) 1987", "d) 2007" ]

[ "a) ETB 3", "b) ETB 1", "c) ETB 2", "d) Telecinco" ]

[ "a) Arakistain", "b) Beotibar battle site", "c) Etxaballa neighborhood", "d) Aia" ]

[ "a) For transportation", "b) For racing", "c) For meat production Correct", "d) For petting zoos" ]

[ "a) The story of an award-winning character and several interwoven stories during an excursion", "b) A narrative of the labor smuggler Ganix", "c) A collection of poems by Jean Baptiste Elizanburu", "d) The french version of \"Les échos du pas de Roland\"" ]

[ "a) Siliceous, compact and sandy soils", "b) Well-drained, moist, and feathery soils", "c) Loamy soils", "d) None of the above" ]

[ "a) 25 cm", "b) 135 cm", "c) 200 cm", "d) 1 cm" ]

[ "a) English, Spanish and German", "b) Basque, English and French", "c) Basque, Spanish and English", "d) Spanish, English and French" ]

[ "a) Heavy metal", "b) Rock", "c) Pop with minimalist and realistic elements", "d) Country and western" ]

[ "a) Arakistain", "b) Beotibar battle site", "c) Etxaballa neighborhood", "d) Aia" ]

[ "a) Only fish", "b) Algae and invertebrates", "c) Only algae", "d) Other lobsters" ]

[ "a) Pacific Ocean", "b) Indian Ocean", "c) Atlantic Ocean", "d) Mediterranean Sea" ]

[ "a) Basque mythology has no pantheons or sets of similar beings", "b) Basque mythology includes a detailed and accurate historical account", "c) Basque mythology doesn't include any gods or goddesses", "d) Basque mythology is based solely on real historical events" ]

[ "a) The father and son from a neighborhood hamlet", "b) The mayor of Beizama", "c) The Bidania Miceletes", "d) A farmer in the Itziar valley" ]

[ "a) Popular Party", "b) Socialist Party of Euskadi", "c) Basque Nationalist Party (PNV)", "d) Ezker Batua" ]

[ "a) It is a theory that the Basque language originated in Eastern Europe", "b) It suggests that languages of Western Europe have remnants of Basque languages", "c) It is a proposal that Basque languages are a sub-group of Indo-European Languages", "d) It implies that only Basque languages are existent in Europe" ]

[ "a) Tree planting and cultivation", "b) Only sociological research", "c) Providing advice on economic and urban issues only", "d) Sociological research, planning, and advice across diverse sectors" ]