Checkpoint 04b: Chapters 11-12

What is the most common religion of Eastern and Western Europe?

• Hinduism

• Christianity

• Islam

• Judaism

What is the fastest growing religion throughout Europe?

• Christianity

• Islam

• Judaism

• Hinduism

Islam is the fastest growing religion in Europe. As people move, they take many aspects of their culture with them. They also adopt some of the customs of the area they move to. Based on the text, which conclusion can you draw?

• Many people who move to Europe convert to European religions.

• Many people are moving from Europe to other areas of the world.

• Many people who move away from Europe convert to Islam.

• Many people are moving to Europe from other areas of the world.

The official language spoken in a country varies from one country to another. What is the result (effect) of that?

• European countries are smaller and closer to each other than the U.S. and its neighbors.

• Europeans interact with people who speak languages more frequently than Americans do.

Europeans are more likely than Americans to speak several languages. What is the cause of this?

• European countries are smaller and closer to each other than the U.S. and its neighbors

• Europeans Interact with people who speak differently than Americans do.

Which environmental issue mostly affects Chernobyl, Ukraine?

• acid rain

• air pollution

• nuclear disaster

Which environmental issue mostly affects Germany?

• acid rain

• air pollution

• nuclear disaster

Which environmental issue mostly affects the United Kingdom?

• acid rain

• air pollution

• nuclear disaster

What is the problem caused by acid rain?

• it poisons nature and humans, causing new cancers and deaths for many years

• it eats away at buildings and forests in an ongoing cycle of destruction

• it causes breathing problems and death when constantly inhaled

What is the problem caused by air pollution?

• it poisons nature and humans, causing new cancers and deaths for many years

• it eats away at buildings and forests in an ongoing cycle of destruction

• it causes breathing problems and death when constantly inhaled