Scandinavia: Geography, History, and Population

Which Scandinavian country has approximately twice the population of the others?

• Denmark

• Finland

• Sweden

• Norway

What is a significant geographical feature of Sweden?

• Flat plains

• Scandinavian mountains

• Deserts

• Volcanoes

Which country is known for its fjords and rugged coastline?

• Denmark

• Finland

• Norway

• Sweden

What historical period is significant for the shared history of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden?

• The Industrial Revolution

• The Viking Age

• The Roman Empire

• The Renaissance

What was the Calmar Union?

• A military alliance

• A trade agreement

• A cultural festival

• A union of Scandinavian kingdoms

Which Scandinavian country pursued neutrality during both World Wars?

• Norway

• Denmark

• Finland

• Sweden

What is one reason for Sweden's larger population compared to its neighbors?

• Higher birth rate

• More urban areas

• More fertile land

• Warmer climate

Which region in Sweden is known for its fertile plains and milder climate?

• Copenhagen

• Lapland

• Yand

• Oslo

What historical event led to significant emigration from Sweden in the 1800s?

• The Viking Age

• The Industrial Revolution

• The Great Famine

• The Napoleonic Wars

What is a common geographical feature shared by all Scandinavian countries?

• Fjords

• Deserts

• Volcanoes

• Glacially shaped landscapes