Sweden 1970s - countryside, suburbia and the city

Sweden, with a population of 8.3 million, is sparsely populated except for its urban areas. Many Swedes live in apartments, but homeownership is rising. Stockholm and Göteborg are the largest cities, with Stockholm being the capital and a cultural hub. Stockholm is built on islands where the Baltic Sea and Lake Malloran meet, featuring both historic and modern architecture. Visitors can explore Old Town's 16th-century buildings and the Royal Palace, or enjoy modern Downtown. Unique experiences include staying on the F. Chapman sailing ship or visiting Drottningholm Palace.

What is the population of Sweden compared to its land area?

• Sweden has a large population compared to its land area.

• Sweden's population is unknown compared to its land area.

• Sweden has a small population compared to its land area.

• Sweden's population is average compared to its land area.

Where do most Swedes live?

• In rural areas

• In the countryside

• In neighboring countries

• In urban areas

Which city is the capital of Sweden?

• Göteborg

• Malmö

• Stockholm

• Uppsala

What is unique about Stockholm's geographical location?

• It is surrounded by forests.

• It is in the desert.

• It is built on many islands.

• It is located in the mountains.

What can visitors do in Stockholm's Old Town?

• Explore 16th-century buildings

• Visit modern skyscrapers

• Go skiing

• Visit a zoo