- What is the longest river in Hungary?
- A) Tisza
- B) Danube
- C) Dráva
- D) Szamos
Answer: B) Danube
- Which river flows through the capital city of Hungary, Budapest?
- A) Tisza
- B) Dráva
- C) Danube
- D) Rába
Answer: C) Danube
- The Tisza River is known for which of the following characteristics?
- A) It is a tributary of the Danube.
- B) It flows through the Great Hungarian Plain.
- C) It is the second-longest river in Hungary.
- D) All of the above.
Answer: D) All of the above.
- Which river is considered the most important for agriculture in Hungary?
- A) Dráva
- B) Tisza
- C) Danube
- D) Zala
Answer: B) Tisza
- What is the main tributary of the Danube River in Hungary?
- A) Tisza
- B) Dráva
- C) Sió
- D) Rába
Answer: A) Tisza
- Which river forms part of the border between Hungary and Croatia?
- A) Dráva
- B) Danube
- C) Tisza
- D) Rába
Answer: A) Dráva
- The Rába River flows into which major river?
- A) Tisza
- B) Dráva
- C) Danube
- D) Szamos
Answer: B) Dráva
- Which river is known for its thermal springs and recreational activities?
- A) Tisza
- B) Danube
- C) Rába
- D) Zala
Answer: D) Zala
- What is the main economic activity along the Danube River?
- A) Fishing
- B) Tourism
- C) Shipping and trade
- D) Agriculture
Answer: C) Shipping and trade
- Which river is the primary source of drinking water for many cities in Hungary?
- A) Tisza
- B) Danube
- C) Dráva
- D) Szamos
Answer: B) Danube
- The Sió River is known for connecting which two lakes?
- A) Lake Balaton and Lake Velence
- B) Lake Tisza and Lake Ferto
- C) Lake Balaton and Lake Tisza
- D) Lake Velence and Lake Ferto
Answer: A) Lake Balaton and Lake Velence
- Which river is often associated with Hungary’s wine regions?
- A) Danube
- B) Tisza
- C) Rába
- D) Dráva
Answer: A) Danube
- Which river is famous for its picturesque landscapes and cultural heritage?
- A) Tisza
- B) Dráva
- C) Danube
- D) Zala
Answer: C) Danube
- The Dráva River is primarily used for which purpose?
- A) Hydropower generation
- B) Agriculture
- C) Shipping
- D) Fishing
Answer: A) Hydropower generation
- Which river has a significant national park along its banks?
- A) Tisza
- B) Danube
- C) Rába
- D) Zala
Answer: B) Danube
- What is the primary challenge faced by rivers in Hungary?
- A) Deforestation
- B) Pollution
- C) Overfishing
- D) All of the above
Answer: B) Pollution
- Which river is known for its biodiversity and protected areas?
- A) Tisza
- B) Danube
- C) Dráva
- D) Rába
Answer: B) Danube
- Which river has historically been a trade route for Hungary?
- A) Tisza
- B) Rába
- C) Dráva
- D) Danube
Answer: D) Danube
- The Tisza River is notable for its unique ecosystems, including what?
- A) Floodplains
- B) Swamps
- C) Wetlands
- D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above
- What role does the Danube River play in international trade?
- A) Major shipping route
- B) Tourist destination
- C) Agricultural supply line
- D) Fishing ground
Answer: A) Major shipping route
- Which river is a popular destination for kayaking and canoeing?
- A) Tisza
- B) Danube
- C) Rába
- D) Dráva
Answer: A) Tisza
- What is the primary source of pollution in Hungarian rivers?
- A) Industrial waste
- B) Agricultural runoff
- C) Urban sewage
- D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above
- Which river has the largest basin in Hungary?
- A) Tisza
- B) Danube
- C) Dráva
- D) Rába
Answer: B) Danube
- What is the main environmental concern for the Tisza River?
- A) Overfishing
- B) Flooding
- C) Pollution
- D) Deforestation
Answer: C) Pollution
- The Rába River is primarily located in which part of Hungary?
- A) Eastern
- B) Southern
- C) Western
- D) Northern
Answer: C) Western
- Which river is famous for its cultural festivals and events?
- A) Tisza
- B) Danube
- C) Rába
- D) Dráva
Answer: B) Danube
- What is a common recreational activity along the banks of the Danube?
- A) Fishing
- B) Swimming
- C) Boating
- D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above
- The Szamos River primarily flows through which region?
- A) Southern Hungary
- B) Northern Hungary
- C) Central Hungary
- D) Eastern Hungary
Answer: B) Northern Hungary
- Which river is essential for the irrigation of crops in Hungary?
- A) Tisza
- B) Danube
- C) Dráva
- D) Rába
Answer: A) Tisza
- What type of ecosystem is predominantly found along the Danube River?
- A) Desert
- B) Wetlands
- C) Forest
- D) Mountains
Answer: B) Wetlands
| River Name | Length (approx.) | Source | Mouth | Significance |
| Danube | 2,860 km (overall) | Black Forest (Germany) | Black Sea | Longest river in Europe; vital for trade and transport. |
| Tisza | 965 km | Carpathians (Ukraine) | Danube | Important for agriculture; second longest river in Hungary. |
| Dráva | 710 km (overall) | Alps (Italy) | Danube | Forms part of the border with Croatia; important for hydropower. |
| Rába | 280 km | Alps (Austria) | Dráva | Significant for local agriculture and fishing. |
| Zala | 120 km | Western Hungary | Lake Balaton | Known for its thermal springs; recreational activities. |
| Sió | 100 km | Lake Balaton | Danube | Connects Lake Balaton to the Danube; important for irrigation. |
| Szamos | 300 km | Carpathians (Romania) | Tisza | Flows through northern Hungary; important for local ecology. |
| Rinyas | 80 km | Western Hungary | Dráva | Smaller river with significance for local communities. |
| Ipoly | 128 km | Visegrád Mountains | Danube | Forms part of the border with Slovakia; important for biodiversity. |
| Körös | 100 km | Transylvanian Mountains | Tisza | Known for its scenic beauty and biodiversity. |