Malta Quiz: Could you pass this new Maltese integration test?
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Quiz: Could you pass this new Maltese integration test?

ByHot Malta

Quiz: Could you pass this new Maltese integration test?

Imagine this: you’re at the bustling Pjazza Tritoni in Valletta, trying to order a ħobż biż-Żejt from a local pastizzerija. But you’re stumped. You can’t remember the Maltese word for ‘thank you’. Suddenly, you’re faced with a real-life Maltese integration test. Sound familiar?

What’s the buzz about?

The Maltese government has introduced a new integration test for new residents and citizens. It’s not just about passing an exam anymore; it’s about understanding and embracing Maltese culture, history, and language. But how well do the rest of us really know our own backyard?

More than just a test

The integration test isn’t just about ticking boxes. It’s about fostering a sense of belonging and understanding among all Maltese residents. It’s about encouraging everyone to engage with our rich history, vibrant culture, and unique language. So, we thought, why not give our readers a taste of what’s in store?

Ready to test your Maltese know-how?

We’ve created a quiz inspired by the new integration test. It’s not about passing or failing; it’s about learning and engaging. So, grab a cup of kawka, get comfortable, and let’s dive in!

1. Malta’s first written constitution was introduced in which year?

    • 1849
    • 1964
    • 1974
    • 1987

2. Which of these is NOT a traditional Maltese dish?

    • Spaghetti Bolognese
    • Mqarrun
    • Rabbit Stew
    • Pastizzi

3. Who is the author of the Maltese national anthem, ‘L-Innu Malti’?

    • Dorothy Chircop
    • Robert Samut
    • Mario Azzopardi
    • Fr. Pawlu Gauci

4. Which of these is a Maltese traditional festival?

    • Il-Maltija
    • Halloween
    • Easter
    • Christmas

5. What does ‘Ħal Għaxaq’ mean in English?

    • The place where the oxen rest
    • The place of the cats
    • The place of the dogs
    • The place of the goats

Answers: 1(D), 2(A), 3(B), 4(A), 5(A)

So, how did you fare? Whether you aced it or struggled, the important thing is that we’re all learning and engaging with our beautiful island’s culture and history. After all, that’s what being Maltese is all about.

Now, go forth and impress the next pastizzerija vendor you meet!

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