Which country's 200 year old building of National Museum was engulfed by fire ?
Correct answer: C. Brazil
- A. Mexico
- B. Urugay
- C. Brazil
- D. Argentina
Explanation
Brazil’s National Museum in Rio de Janeiro, housed in a 200-year-old former imperial palace, was devastated by fire in September 2018. The country was Brazil, not the other Latin American options.
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