Quizizz about Sweden

1 - UNESCO designates World Heritage Sites of exceptional universal value in Sweden as either cultural or natural heritage… 

• a) 14 sites. 

• b) 15 sites. 

• c) 16 sites. 

• d) 17 sites. 

2 - The official language of Sweden is Swedish, but in 1999, the Swedish Minority Language Committee formally declared five minority languages: 

• a) Finnish, Meänkieli, Sami, Romani, and Yiddish. 

• b) Finnish, Meänkieli, Sami, Romani, and English. 

• c) Finnish, Meänkieli, Sami, Romani, and Spanish. 

• d) Finnish, Meänkieli, Sami, Romani, and Portuguese. 

3 - The Swedes are descendants of… 

• a) Asian tribes. 

•  b) Roman tribes. 

• c) Germanic tribes. 

•  d) Muslim tribes. 

4 - What name do Swedes use to refer to their country?

• a) Sverige. 

• b) Suécia. 

• c) Sweden. 

• d) Swedish people. 

5 - The Kalmar Union signifies the unification between 1397 and 1531 of three kingdoms… 

• a) Sweden, Germany, and Denmark. 

• b) Sweden, Iceland, and Denmark. 

• c) Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. 

• d) Sweden, the Netherlands, and Denmark. 

6 - Sweden joined the European Union in… 

• a) 1981. 

• b) 1986. 

• c) 1995. 

• d) 2004. 

7 - Sweden did not adopt the single currency of the European Union (the Euro), maintaining… 

• a) the Danish krone.

• b) the lev. 

• c) the zloty. 

• d) the Swedish krona. 

8 - Sweden is a constitutional monarchy, and its king is… 

• a) Carl XV Gustav. 

• b) Carl XVI Gustav. 

• c) Carl XVII Gustav.

• d) Carl XVIII Gustav. 

9 - Sweden is located between… 

• a) 55ºN and 69ºN. 

• b) 56ºN and 69ºN. 

• c) 57ºN and 69ºN. 

• d) 58ºN and 69ºN. 

10 - The highest point in Sweden is… 

• a) Kebnekaise at 2096.8 meters. 

• b) Kebnekaise at 3096.8 meters. 

• c) Kebnekaise at 4096.8 meters. 

• d) Kebnekaise at 5096.8 meters.