Voivodeship flags and coats of arms identification: Multiple Choice

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01A golden (yellow) eagle on a blue shield — which voivodeship’s coat of arms is this?
02A black eagle with a crescent and cross on a gold (yellow) field — which voivodeship is represented by this coat of arms?
03A red griffin and a black eagle placed side by side on one shield — which voivodeship’s coat of arms combines these two creatures?
04Two horizontal stripes (white over red) with the voivodeship’s coat of arms centered — which voivodeship’s flag follows this common Polish regional pattern for the Masovian land, featuring the crowned eagle?
05A white (silver) charging knight on a red shield (the ‘Pogoń’/Pursuer) — which voivodeship uses this historic symbol?
06A black bull (aurochs) head on a red shield — which voivodeship’s coat of arms shows this aurochs?
07A white eagle with a golden beak and claws on a red escutcheon, used in central-western Poland and historically tied to the Piast dukes of Greater Poland — which voivodeship is this?
08A red griffin on a white (silver) field — which voivodeship’s coat of arms features this griffin?
09A sailing ship (boat) depicted on the coat of arms — which voivodeship is associated with a ship symbol?
10A crowned white eagle on a red field, historically associated with the Polish state — which voivodeship uses this emblem on its coat of arms?