Quizz n°3 UE

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Quizz n°3 UE

What does the European Union bring to you every day?

PAYS

Anna has just finished her studies and would like to improve her Italian. She enrolled in a two-month accelerated course at a language school in Italy.What does she have to do before she leaves?

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She can start packing and go to Italy! As an EU citizen, Anna has the right to study in any other EU country.

Anna must apply for a temporary residence permit before travelling to Italy.

Anna must apply for a visa to study in Italy.

In Italy, Anna meets Pavel, an Erasmus+ student from the Czech Republic. Which of these statements is true?The Erasmus+ programme...

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allows young people to study in their own country.

is intended only for university students and excludes any other type of training.

offers opportunities for partnerships between schools and organisations from other EU countries.

Euro banknotes and coins were introduced in 2002 and are now used in 19 EU countries. The pieces have a common face showing a map of Europe, but each country has its own drawing on the other side. Anna’s trying to figure out where this room came from. Can you help him?

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LITHUANIA

LETONIE

Luxembourg

Anna has to buy new headphones in Italy and hopes to be able to use them safely. She also makes some online purchases. But what are its rights as a consumer?Which of these statements is true?

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Products sold on the EU single market must meet the safety and environmental requirements applicable in the EU

In accordance with EU rules, you are entitled to a minimum one-year guarantee for consumer goods such as electronic products.

If you purchase goods or service online or outside a store (by telephone, mail order or from a seller at home), you have the right to cancel and return your order within 10 days

Anna would like to visit her new Czech friend, Pavel, in her hometown. She wonders if this will be difficult.Which of these statements is true?

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Since the EU dismantled national monopolies and allowed competition in the aviation sector in Europe, flights have become more expensive.

More and more cities and regions have their own airports and there are more direct flights between them.

Anna will not be entitled to compensation if its flight is delayed or overbooked.

It is now much easier to travel in Europe. Most EU countries have abolished their border controls thanks to the Schengen Agreement. Anna takes the bus in Italy to the Czech Republic via Austria and is looking forward to her trip.Does Anna need her passport to travel?

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No, Austria, the Czech Republic and Italy are among the 22 EU countries and the four non-EU countries that have abolished internal border controls within the Schengen area. Anna can therefore, in principle, freely cross internal borders. (Member States may reintroduce border controls only temporarily, for example in the event of a threat to internal security.)

Yes. Since the Czech Republic is not part of the Schengen area, Anna cannot cross the border without a valid passport

Option 3

Anna has a great time in the Czech Republic, but while visiting a monument, she falls and twists her ankle. Fortunately, she thought about getting her European health insurance card.Which of these statements is true?

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Anna has the right to free private healthcare.

Anna can receive public health care and pay the same fees as residents with its European health insurance card.

As she is not Czech, Anna will have to pay for all public health care received in the Czech Republic

While in Italy, Anna keeps in touch with her friends and family with her smartphone. She calls and texts friends and family and uses social media to share photos and travel impressions. What about his roaming fees?Which of these statements is true?

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Anna can enjoy roaming at national rates on her Swedish smartphone, without any limitation, even if she stays in Italy much longer

If she travels on time and spends more time in her own country than abroad, Anna will pay only what she would pay at home.

roaming at national rates does not apply automatically. Anna will need to contact her operator to activate it.

Anna is not sure about the quality of bathing water in Italy and the Czech Republic and wonders if she can swim safely in the lakes and in the sea.Which of these statements is true?

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During the bathing season, EU countries are not required to inform the public about bathing water quality

Only slightly more than half of EU bathing sites meet minimum water quality standards.

EU-wide minimum bathing water standards exist, which all EU countries must comply with.

The EU invests in Europe’s cities and regions. The Italian city where Anna is staying is participating in a project that helps European cities become more sustainable.Which of these statements is true?

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EU funds are allocated to countries that have joined the Union since 2004.

One third of the EU budget is allocated to projects benefiting all European cities and regions

The least-developed member countries may benefit from EU funding.

Back in Sweden, Anna tells her grandmother about her European adventures. Her grandmother believes that all these benefits must be expensive.Which of these statements is FALSE?

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The important benefits the EU brings to citizens cost less than the price of a cup of coffee a day

About 6% of the EU budget is spent on administration. 94% of the budget is allocated to EU countries to finance policies and programmes that directly benefit citizens, as well as countries outside the EU.

10% of the budget for 2014-2020 was dedicated to climate change actions.

Anna’s trip gave her a taste for adventure. She is considering volunteering or working on a project in Sweden, or perhaps abroad. Her grandmother thinks she has heard of such an initiative.What is the correct answer?

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The voluntary body

The European Solidarity Corps

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