Russia- KS3 Geography

What is the capital of Russia?

• St. Petersburg

• Moscow

• Berlin

• Madrid

What ocean borders Russia to the North?

• Pacific Ocean

• Barents Sea

• Mediterranean Sea

• Arctic Ocean

These mountains are often considered a "natural border" between Europe and Asia

• Ural Mountains

• Apennines

• The Alps

• Rocky Mountains

What type of energy caused the Chernobyl disaster in the USSR?

• Nuclear energy

• Solar energy

• Wind energy

• Symbiotic energy

What was one of the main causes of the Nuclear reactor accident in Chernobyl, 1986?

• Bad construction and poor employee training

• Natural disaster

• Bad construction and poor fuel consumption

• The Fall of the Berlin Wall

What is the second most populated city in Russia?

• St. Petersburg

• Perestroika

• Moscow

• Kazakhstan

The Trans Siberian is an example of :

• A long distance race

• A road

• A railway

• A food and culture tour

Which of the following population density inferences is correct?

• Most of Russia’s population is settled west of the Ural Mountains.

• Most of Russia’s population is settled east of the Ural Mountains.

• Most of Russia’s population is settled north of the Ural Mountains.

• Most of Russia’s population is settled south of the Ural Mountains.

Russia has become increasingly important recently

• because it attracts more than 100 million tourist each year

• because it has the largest population in the world

• because it is rich in oil and gas

• because Russia invented Netflix

Which country has a higher GDP per person than Russia?

• Malawi

• China

• USA

• Ghana