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What is the capital of Ukraine
Kyiv
This Ukrainian poet, writer, and artist is considered the national poet of Ukraine and a key figure in the development of modern Ukrainian literature, often referred to as the "Kobzar."
Taras Shevchenko
What is the name of the very fertile soil that produces the amazing crops?
Chernozem
This city, founded in 482 AD and now the capital of Ukraine, is one of the oldest cities in Eastern Europe.
Kyiv
This traditional Ukrainian festival, celebrated on January 7, marks the birth of Jesus and includes special church services and festive meals.
Christmas
A group of citizens who lost their lives during the Euromaidan protests in 2014, becoming symbols of Ukraine's fight for freedom and democracy.
"Heavenly Hundred"
A nickname given to Ukraine because of its soil producing the best grains is....
Breadbasket
This Soviet-era famine, occurring from 1932 to 1933 led to the deaths of millions of Ukrainians and is recognized as a genocide by Ukraine and many other countries.
The Holodomor
This popular Ukrainian dish, made of beets and often served with sour cream, is a staple in Ukrainian cuisine and known for its vibrant red color.
Borscht
What mistake do DayDayUp teachers kill for (concerning the name of the country)?
THE Ukraine
This Ukrainian scientist is often called the "father of the helicopter" for his pioneering work in developing the first practical helicopter in the early 20th century.
Igor Sikorsky
This traditional Ukrainian dish, made from fermented cabbage and known for its sour flavor, is often served as a side dish or used as a base for soups like borscht.
Sauerkraut
This disastrous event in 1986, involving a nuclear power plant in northern Ukraine, is considered the worst nuclear disaster in history.
the Chornobyl disaster
This folk art form, characterized by the use of vibrant colors and intricate designs, involves painting wooden eggs and is especially popular during Easter.
Pysanky
What country was the Ukraine part of prior to their independence in 1991?
the Soviet Union
This Ukrainian fencer, an Olympic champion and multiple world champion in saber, is celebrated for her achievements in the sport, making her one of Ukraine's most decorated athletes.
Olha Kharlan
This vibrant yellow oil, extracted from seeds of a flower commonly grown in Ukraine, is a major export and used in cooking worldwide.
Sunflower oil
This medieval state, which existed from the 9th to the 13th century and had its capital in Kyiv, is considered the cultural and political predecessor of modern Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia.
Kievan Rus
This traditional Ukrainian dance, known for its energetic movements and acrobatics, is often performed at cultural festivals and celebrations.
Hopak
What is the name of the deepest metro station in the world, which is located in Kyiv?
Arsenalna
This Ukrainian-American actress, known for her roles in "Black Swan" and "That '70s Show," was born in Chernivtsi, Ukraine, before moving to the United States as a child.
Mila Kunis
This ancient grain, known as "emmer wheat," was once widely cultivated in Ukraine and is now experiencing a revival due to its high nutritional value and resilience in harsh climates.
Spelt
In 1994, Ukraine signed this agreement, committing to give up its nuclear arsenal, which was the third-largest in the world at the time, in exchange for security assurances from the United States, the United Kingdom, and Russia.
The Budapest Memorandum
This ancient Ukrainian ritual, which involves weaving intricate floral wreaths, is believed to symbolize femininity, fertility, and beauty, and is often performed during Midsummer celebrations.
The Kupala night ritual