Exploring European Countries and Physical Features

The teacher expresses excitement about meeting students and reviews the previous lesson on European countries. The focus shifts to identifying physical features and bodies of water in Europe, including the Iberian Peninsula, Pyrenees, Alps, Ural Mountains, and major rivers like the Rhine and Danube. Students are instructed to label maps neatly, using specific colors for different features.

Which country is known as the fashion capital of the world?

• Germany

• Italy

• France

• Spain

Which country is uniquely located on two continents?

• Spain

• United Kingdom

• Russia

• Ukraine

What is the Iberian Peninsula known for?

• Housing the country of Spain

• Stretching across northern Europe

• Separating Spain from France

• Being the location of the Alps

Which mountain range separates the European and Asian sides of Russia?

• Ural Mountains

• Appalachian Mountains

• Alps

• Pyrenees Mountains

What body of water separates the United Kingdom from France?

• Mediterranean Sea

• English Channel

• Danube River

• Rhine River

Where does the Rhine River start?

• Alps Mountains

• Ural Mountains

• Pyrenees Mountains

• North European Plain

Into which sea does the Danube River empty?

• Baltic Sea

• North Sea

• Black Sea

• Mediterranean Sea

What color should the mountains be labeled on the map?

• Blue

• Brown

• Yellow

• Green

What is the correct color for the Iberian Peninsula on the map?

• Brown

• Blue

• Green

• Yellow

What is the classroom value emphasized at the end of the lesson?

• Independence

• Respect

• Punctuality

• Creativity