Petrograd during the February Revolution is linked with which modern city?

Correct answer: Saint Petersburg

The direct answer is A: Saint Petersburg. The city now known as Saint Petersburg had different names at different times. It was called Petrograd from 1914 to 1924, and this was the name used during the February Revolution of 1917. Later it was called Leningrad from 1924 to 1991, and it became Saint Petersburg again in 1991. Option A is correct because modern Saint Petersburg is the same city historically referred to as Petrograd. Option B, Moscow, is a different major Russian city and became the capital after the revolution. Option C, Warsaw, is in Poland, not the Russian city meant here. Option D, Berlin, is the capital of Germany and is also unrelated to Petrograd. The question tests historical names, not a change in the city’s location. Memory cue: Petrograd–Leningrad–Saint Petersburg are successive names of the same city.