The Lažijada (“lah-ZHEE-ah-TAH”) is a lie-telling competition along the banks of this river, whose old name of Zelenika refers to its rich green color. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this river that passes through Višegrad (“VEE-shah-grahd”), where it is crossed by the Mehmed Paša Sokolović (“MEH-med PAH-shah soh-KOH-loh-vitch”) Bridge at the center of a 1945 novel.
ANSWER: Drina River [accept The Bridge on the Drina]
[10e] The Drina separates Serbia and this other country partially named for the southern region of Herzegovina.
ANSWER: Bosnia [accept Bosnia and Herzegovina]
[10m] The Drina flows through the Sutjeska (“soot-YES-ka”) National Park, a hotspot for a goat-like relative of these animals called the chamois (“sha-mee”). The nyala and impala are species of these animals that have spiral horns and are native to Africa.
ANSWER: antelopes [accept goat-antelopes; accept Caprini or Caprinae or Caprine; accept Aepyceros; prompt on bovids or ungulates or artiodactyls or ruminants; prompt on deer]
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