Soviet Union Geography and Facts

The video provides an overview of the Soviet Union, highlighting its status as the world's largest country, succeeded by Russia. It covered a vast area comparable to North America, spanning 11 time zones and featuring diverse climate zones. The Soviet Union shared borders with numerous countries and had significant natural features, including the highest mountain, Communism Peak, and the largest lakes, such as the Caspian Sea and Lake Baikal. The video concludes with a call to comment and subscribe.

Which country succeeded the Soviet Union as the largest in the world?

• China

• United States

• Russia

• Canada

What fraction of the Earth's land surface did the Soviet Union cover?

• One-eighth

• One-fifth

• One-sixth

• One-tenth

Which part of the Soviet Union was considered its cultural and economic center?

• Southern part in Central Asia

• Northern part in Siberia

• Western part in Europe

• Eastern part in Asia

How many time zones did the Soviet Union span across?

• 11

• 9

• 12

• 10

Which of the following was NOT a climate zone in the Soviet Union?

• Tundra

• Savanna

• Taiga

• Desert

Which sea did the Soviet Union share with Iran?

• Baltic Sea

• Caspian Sea

• Aral Sea

• Black Sea

What was the highest mountain in the Soviet Union known as?

• Mount Elbrus

• Mount Fuji

• Communism Peak

• Mount Everest

Which lake in the Soviet Union is the world's largest and deepest freshwater lake?

• Lake Superior

• Lake Victoria

• Lake Baikal

• Lake Tanganyika

Which strait separated the Soviet Union from the United States?

• Strait of Malacca

• Bering Strait

• Strait of Gibraltar

• Strait of Hormuz