LinkIt Test - 24-25 Unit 6 (Part 2) - Asia

What landform is found on the Arabian Peninsula (Mostly Saudi Arabia)?

• Arabian Desert

• Huang He River

• Indian Ocean

• All of these

What sea is located in Central Asia?

• Mediterranean Sea
• Aral Sea
• Caspian Sea
• Black Sea

Which is the mountain range divides Asia from Europe?

• Himalayan Mountains

• Ghats Mountains

• Himalayans Mountains

• Ural Mountains

The Middle East is where you will find the world's ____________.

• largest oil reserves

• sugar plantations

• largest gold mining

• None of these

The United States and Great Britain experienced a growing need for oil in the 20th century. This rising demand led both nations to seek greater control over oil-producing regions and the global oil industry to secure their energy needs and strengthen their global influence. Oil was essential for fueling industries, transportation, and military operations. As a result, the two powers often competed or collaborated in regions rich in oil resources, such as the Middle East. Their involvement in the oil industry shaped international relations and had lasting impacts on global politics.

What is the main idea of the passage above?

• The United States and Great Britain wanted to reduce military spending.

• Oil was mainly used for agriculture in the 20th century.

• Trade with Asia influenced oil policies in the 20th century.

• The United States and Great Britain increased efforts to control the oil industry due to rising demand.

What body of water is this?

• Mediterranean Sea
• Arabian Sea
• Red Sea
• Persian Gulf

The ​ (a)   is a body of water that connects the Suez Canal to the Indian Ocean.

• Red Sea
• Mediterranean Sea
• Persian Gulf
• Black Sea

This body of water is north of Iran. What is it?

• Persian Gulf
• Caspian Sea
• Black Sea
• Arabian Sea

What country is this?

• Turkey
• Italy
• Egypt
• Greece

What country is this?

• Egypt
• Jordan
• Iraq
• Saudi Arabia