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WorksheetsEurope Test Review- Units 1 & 2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which of these is an example of a capital good?
A computer used in an Apple store
A university
A table that's been manufactured in a factory
Corn grown on a farm
Finland's literacy rate is 100%. Which economic factor do they invest a lot of money in?
Capital goods
Entrepreneurship
Gross Domestic Product
Human Capital
Why did the European Union initially form?
To stop embargo's from being enacted
To keep the peace between warring nations
To encourage voluntary trade
To allow for open and free markets between global trading partners
Which river is shown here?
Rhine River
Ural River
Danube River
Ural River
These mountains separate the Iberian Peninsula from the rest of Europe.
Pyrenees Mountains
Alps
Ural
How is a country's GDP connected to its literacy rate?
The lower the GDP, the higher the literacy rate.
The higher the literacy rate, the higher the GDP.
The higher the literacy rate, the lower the GDP.
The lower the literacy rate, the higher the GDP.
Which is an example of an entrepreneur?
Sharon starts a small internet shopping company, and right now, she's the only employee
Mark begins taking university courses to become a manager at his investment firm
Ryan works for his uncle selling real estate
Miranda works at an insurance company that sells door to door
What type of economy do Russia, Germany, and the United Kingdom all have?
Mixed
Command
Market
Traditional
Which of the following contributes MOST to smog in London, England?
Factory emissions
Slash and burn farming techniques
Automobile emissions
Acid rain brought over from Germany by wind currents
Which mountain range sits north of Italy?
Pyrenees
Ural
Alps
In the 1930s, Joseph Stalin controlled all affairs of state in the Soviet Union. This is which type of government?
Autocracy
Democracy
Oligarchy
Federal system
What is the biggest negative effect of smog on the people of London, England?
Water pollution
Run-off of pollution into irrigation systems
Respiratory problems
Statues and buildings are eroding
How do citizens participate in a parliamentary democracy?
They vote for the head of government
They vote for representatives
They have no voting rights
They elect both representatives and the head of government
How is the executive, or head of government, appointed in a parliamentary democracy?
The legislatures vote for an executive from among themselves
The citizens vote for the head of government
Power is passed down through families
The head of government takes control, usually by force
The Queen of England has no real power. Power rests with the legislative branch and the Prime Minister. Which types of government is England?
Parliamentary democracy and absolute monarchy
Absolute monarchy and presidential democracy
Parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy
Autocracy and constitutional monarchy
