Kharkiv and Sloboda Ukraine quiz — Ukraine: people & places

One of the largest city squares in Europe lies in central Kharkiv. What is it called?

Name the pictured white arch and fountain on Sumska Street, a classic Kharkiv meeting spot.

Early settlers in a sloboda could live for years without paying which compulsory levy?

Kharkiv began as a frontier fort built by settlers from elsewhere in Ukraine. Which armed community built it?

Kharkiv's national university honours the pictured educator who founded it. Who was he?

Phagocytes are cells that swallow invaders. Which Kharkiv University alumnus helped explain this defence?

Long before the modern university, a Ukrainian philosopher taught in Kharkiv, then chose a wandering life. Who?

A satirical tale of a witch in the town of Konotop became a Ukrainian classic. Which Kharkiv writer created it?

Kharkiv locals go down into a green ravine to fill bottles at a spring. Where are they?

Chuhuiv and Zmiiv sit on a river that supplies much of the Kharkiv region's water. Name it.