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Monday, 2 December, 2002, 12:17 GMT

The EU enlargement quiz

Europe is growing - but is your knowledge on the fast track or stuck in the slow lane? Find out with our EU expansion quiz.

Which countries are most likely to be among those which join the European Union in 2004?


	A: Turkey, Romania, Bulgaria


	B: Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland


	C: Norway, Switzerland, Croatia

How many extra seats will be needed in the European Parliament once all the new countries have joined?


	A: 52


	B: 110


	C: 350

Which of these candidate countries has the largest population?


	A: Poland


	B: Romania


	C: Hungary

Which of these proposals was a genuine EU proposal?


	A: Polish firemen's poles to be banned


	B: All fish to be sold under their Latin names in Latvia


	C: Slovenian vintners to be banned from adding sugar to wine

Successful applicants are likely to replace their traditional money with the euro. Which of these is not a real currency?


	A: Zloty


	B: Hejira


	C: Forint

How many euro banknotes are currently in circulation?


	A: 50 million


	B: 5 billion


	C: 14 billion

Which are the two richest candidate countries


	A: Hungary and Poland


	B: Cyprus and Slovenia


	C: Czech Republic and Romania

Which will be the most easterly country in the new expanded EU?


	A: Finland


	B: Poland


	C: Cyprus

What does ESDP stand for?


	A: European Security and Defence Policy


	B: European Social Democratic Parties


	C: European Standard Driving Practice

In which prospective EU member country is it possible to take a sauna in a bus?


	A: Poland


	B: Estonia


	C: Latvia

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