Europe is entirely located in the _____________________ hemisphere.

Europe is the _____ smallest continent.

What terms best describe Europe's coastline.

Which of the following is NOT a European sea?

Many towns in Europe developed as _______ sites, which enabled trade and industry.

The Netherlands lies below sea- level, but has drained the land for farming, through the use of _____________________.

Much of Europe is made of these landforms, surrounded on three sides by water.

This peninsula is home to Spain and Portugal.

This peninsula is home to Norway and Finland.

This peninsula is home to the countries of Greece, Macedonia, and Albania.

Around the Scandinavian peninsula, glaciers carved out deep valleys filled with saltwater, called ____________________.

Europe includes many _________________, surrounded on all sides by water.

This mountain range separates the Iberian Peninsula from the rest of mainland Europe.

This mountain range serves as a border between the Mediterranean region and northern parts of Europe.

Most important river in western Europe; serves as a water highway; flows past many castles

Allows ships to travel between inland England, the Port of London, and the English Channel.

Flows from Germany's Black Forest, through Eastern Europe to the Black Sea; Eastern Europe's major waterway.

Rich soil and river valleys make the ______________________ one of the most fertile agricultural regions in the world.

This area of forested mountains in Germany is a popular tourist destination for its unique handcrafts and charming villages, though the area has suffered from damage due to acid rain.

Europe is rich in natural resources. Which resources were crucial in the industrialization of Europe?

Which type of renewable energy is visibly used in The Netherlands?

Which of the following affects Europe's climate?

Western Europe is warmer than its' latitude would suggest due to a current of warm water called the Gulf Stream that originates in the tropics and flows near Europe's coast. The part of the Gulf Stream that affects Europe is called the:

Southern Europe experiences a unique climate that includes warm, dry summers and mild, rainy winters. This type of climate is called:

Far Northern Europe is home to bitterly cold winters and short, cool summers found in these two climate zones:

While Europeans built many canals to connect their water sources, a manmade waterway was not needed to connect the Mediterranean and Atlantic, due to the naturally made _____________________.

The islands of Ireland and Great Britain are separated from mainland Europe by the ____________________.

The climate of Eastern Europe is somewhat similar to ours, with cold, snowy winters and hot summers. While not as humid as the eastern US, this is called a ____________ climate.

This example of human-environment interaction happens when air pollution mixes with precipitation. It has caused destruction of Germany's Black Forest.

Which of the following was a result of London's deadly smog?

The Dutch (Netherlands) were able to double the size of their country by creating land called polders through the use of which of the following?

This city is unique due to the construction of manmade waterways linking its 100+ islands.

This example of human-environment interaction took place in Ukraine during the Cold War, leading to the world's hesitancy to grow nuclear power.