What is glaciation?

• the primary process by which the fjords of Northern Europe filled with sea water.
• the primary process by which the landforms of Northern Europe came to be as they are today.
• the primary process by which a spring throws forth jets of heated water
• the name of the peninsula that Denmark is located on

What are fjords?

• valleys now filled with sea water after the ice age
• the primary process by which the landforms of Northern Europe came to be as they are today
• vegetable matter found in swamps
• group of people also known as the Vikings

What two countries make up the Scandinavian Peninsula?

• Denmark and Sweden
• Iceland and Norway
• Norway and Finland
• Norway and Sweden

What country makes up the Jutland Peninsula?

• Finland
• Norway
• Iceland
• Denmark

What is geothermal energy?

• a form of energy conversion made from the dam of a river
• a form of energy conversion that captures energy from UV rays.
• a form of energy conversion that captures heat energy from within the Earth
• a form of energy conversion captured from wind turbines

Geysers can be defined as what?

• a spring that throws forth jets of heated water and steam.
• a spring that flows over falls and rapids to harness hydroelectric power
• the process of creating fjords
• the name of the mountain range throughout Norway and Sweden

What are hotsprings?

• a spring that throws forth jets of heated water and steam
• descendants of nomadic peoples who lived in Scandinavia
• a port where goods are shipped and received
• a spring whose water is at a temperature higher than its surroundings

Who were the Norseman?

• the Finnish-speaking people of Sweden
• the nomadic peoples who are descendants of Scandinavia
• also known as the Vikings who built ships and went on raids
• the name referring to the people of Northern Europe today

Continental can be defined as what?

• the shifting of tectonic plates causing earthquakes
• relating to or characteristic of a continent
• all of the Nordic countries in Northern Europe
• a large amount of coastline used for trade

Who are the Sami?

• descendants of nomadic peoples who lived in Scandinavia for thousands of years
• descendants of the Vikings who built ships and went on raids
• descendants of the people who migrated into Northern Europe for work
• descendants of the nomadic peoples who came into Iceland