JohnsonGeo9.12.1

What is Europe sometimes called due to its many smaller peninsulas?

• The Peninsula of Peninsulas

• The Land of Peninsulas

• The Continent of Peninsulas

• The Peninsula Hub

Which two countries occupy the Scandinavian Peninsula?

• Norway and Sweden

• Denmark and Germany

• Finland and Iceland

• France and Italy

What is the result of the movement of glaciers during the Ice Age on the Scandinavian Peninsula?

• Rich topsoil for farming

• Thick, fertile soil for agriculture

• Thin, rocky soil that is hard to farm

• Sandy soil perfect for beach resorts

What are fjords?

• Steep U-shaped valleys filled with seawater

• Large lakes formed by glaciers

• Mountain ranges in Scandinavia

• Islands off the coast of Norway

What do fjords provide excellent harbors for?

• Cruise ships

• Cargo ships

• Fishing boats

• Naval submarines

Where is the Jutland Peninsula located?

• Near the Mediterranean Sea

• Near the Black Sea

• Near the North Sea

• Near the Baltic Sea

How does Europe's geography influence its way of life?

• It encourages a reliance on agriculture

• It promotes a strong maritime culture

• It fosters a nomadic lifestyle

• It leads to isolation and self-sufficiency

Which of the following peninsulas is home to Spain and Portugal?

• Iberian Peninsula

• Italian Peninsula

• Balkan Peninsula

• Scandinavian Peninsula

What mountain range blocks off the Iberian Peninsula from the rest of Europe?

• Alps

• Pyrenees

• Himalayas

• Balkans

What is the main reason why mountains and uplands in Europe are viewed as walls?

• They provide opportunities for outdoor activities

• They separate groups of people

• They have a mild climate

• They restricted movement from one country to another