M2 Unit 2: Climates and Natural Resources of Europe

The climate condition is that winter is particularly long and cold, and summer gets slightly warmer for a short period of time.

• Highland climate

• Subarctic climate

• Tundra climate

• Maritime climate

Due to the slight influence of the sea, the weather is very cold in winter and even colder in the eastern part of the continent.

• Tundra climate

• Maritime climate

• Humid continental climate

• Subarctic climate

These areas have 4 months long winter, During Summer, there is rain influenced by the wind from the North Sea.

• Subarctic climate

• Humid continental climate

• Mediterranean climate

• maritime climate

It has the temperature of the humid climate all year round from the influence of the Gulf Stream or “the North Atlantic Current” and the westerly winds.

• Mediterranean climate

• Maritime climate

• Middle latitude steppe climate

• Tundra climate

The average temperature decreases by 6.4°C every 1,000 m, for example, at the Mont Blanc peak.

• Highland climate

• Subarctic climate

• Middle Latitude climate

• Maritime climate

The weather of this zone is warm to hot, with an average temperature of about 15°C.

• Maritime climate

• Highland climate

• Middle Latitude Steppe climate

• Mediterranean climate

The soil in Europe can be found in various types. The soil with high natural richness is the sediment in the river basin, which is black loose soil of high organic matter.

• False: black tight soil of high inorganic matter.

• True: black loose soil of high organic matter.

• False: grayish loose soil of low organic matter.

It is a substitute fuel for oil used in industries all over the continent. The main source is in Great Britain of the United Kingdoms.

• bauxite

• copper

• coal

• petroleum

This kind of fuel is for all types of machines and cars.

• iron

• mercury

• coal

• petroleum

It is used in various types of industry, for example, in the electrical industry for the automatic switch of a refrigerator, etc. The sources of ___________are mainly Spain and Europe.

• iron

• coal

• mercury

• copper