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Geo - Chapter 13 & 14 Review

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What landform stretches from the Atlantic coast into Eastern Europe?

a)

Alps

b)

Jura Mountains

c)

Northern European Plain

d)

Balkan Peninsula

2.

West-Central Europe's marine west coast climate is a key natural resource for

a)

raising livestock

b)

farming

c)

fishing

d)

industry

3.

The leading agricultural producer in the European Union is

a)

France

b)

Germany

c)

Austria

d)

the Netherlands

4.

During World War II, France & the Benelux countries were invaded by

a)

Austria

b)

Germany

c)

Poland

d)

Russia

5.

Germany's economy is based on

a)

banking

b)

industry

c)

tourism

d)

farming

6.

The Benelux Countries are all

a)

landlocked

b)

centers for farming

c)

densely populated

d)

Communist

7.

What landform covers much of Switzerland & Austria?

a)

plains

b)

uplands

c)

plateau

d)

mountains

8.

The Dutch have used dikes and other technology to

a)

raise the sea level

b)

create hydroelectric power

c)

create polders

d)

improve communication

9.

The highly urbanized & industrialized area in the Netherlands consists of all of these cities except

a)

the Hagua

b)

Amsterdam

c)

Rotterdam

d)

Bern

10.

What group conquered much of Gaul after Roman rule ended in the AD 400s?

a)

the Franks

b)

the Normans

c)

the Walloons

d)

the Celts

11.

What industry employs more than half of Austria's workforce?

a)

trade

b)

mining

c)

service

d)

manufacturing

12.

When did Prussia unite the loose association of small states in Germany into one nation?

a)

the 400s

b)

the 1500s

c)

1871

d)

1990

13.

Belgium has been troubled by regional conflicts over

a)

trade & economic issues

b)

democratic government

c)

immigration

d)

language & other cultural issues

14.

Which country was once the center of the powerful Habsburg Empire?

a)

Germany

b)

France

c)

Switzerland

d)

Austria

15.

All of the following countries belong to the European Union except

a)

Luxembourg

b)

France

c)

Switzerland

d)

Germany

16.

The Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame Cathedral are two famous landmarks in the French city of ________________________

a)

Lyon

b)

Paris

17.

East Germans tore down the ________________________ after communism started to collapse in 1989.

a)

Berlin Wall

b)

Bastille Wall

18.

Both France and Germany have become more culturally diverse as a result of ________________________.

a)

tourism

b)

immigration

19.

The location of the ________________________ Countries has led to invasions but has also promoted trade.

a)

Benelux

b)

Alpine

20.

Switzerland’s location in the ________________________ has helped it develop its tourist industry.

a)

Pyrenees

b)

Alps

21.

Also known as the Low Countries

a)

Benelux Countries

b)

Danube

c)

Alpine Countries

d)

Brussles

22.

Capital of Austria

a)

Brussels

b)

Vienna

c)

Berlin

d)

Paris

23.

Switzerland has 26 of these districts

a)

cantons

b)

impressionism

c)

chancellor

d)

dikes

24.

City that is home to the headquarters of many international organizations, including NATO

a)

Danube

b)

Vienna

c)

Paris

d)

Brussels

25.

Leader of parliament in Germany

a)

president

b)

prime minister

c)

chancellor

d)

cantons

26.

Once a divided city, now Germany's capital

a)

Danube

b)

Vienna

c)

Berlin

d)

Brussels

27.

What type of government does Switzerland have?

a)

monarchy

b)

dictatorship

c)

oligarchy

d)

federal republic

28.

What is the name of the treaty that Germany signed after World War I?

a)

Treaty of World War I

b)

Treaty of Versailles

c)

Treaty of Martin Luther

d)

Treaty of the EU

29.

How many states is Germany divided into?

a)

11

b)

2

c)

16

d)

30

30.

What type of currency do the majority of the member countries of the European Union use?

a)

Swiss Francs

b)

Dollars

c)

Euros

d)

Colones

31.

The physical geography of Northern Europe

a)

changes dramatically in different locations

b)

is similar throughout the region

c)

is similar to Southern Europe

d)

is similar to West-Central Europe

32.

Which of the following make up the United Kingdom?

a)

England, Wales, Iceland, Northern Ireland

b)

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

c)

Iceland, England, Greenland, Northern Ireland

d)

England, Greenland, Wales, Northern Ireland

33.

Which country uses about 50% of its land for farming?

a)

Finland

b)

Norway

c)

Denmark

d)

Sweden

34.

The Industrial Revolution helped

a)

the Vikings gain colonies

b)

Ireland win its independence

c)

the United Kingdom build a large empire

d)

the United Kingdom limit worldwide trade

35.

The seas & oceans of Northern Europe

a)

do not contain natural resouces

b)

keep the climates cold

c)

have provided fish to the people for centuries

d)

provide geothermal energy to Iceland

36.

The governments of Ireland & the United kingdom are

a)

democracies

b)

monarchies

c)

dictatorships

d)

Communist

37.

In spite of the latitudes of Northern Europe, its climates are

a)

surprisingly cold

b)

surprisingly mild

c)

extremely dry

d)

uninhabitable

38.

The conflict in Northern Ireland

a)

was finally resolved in the 1900s

b)

never affected the United Kingdom

c)

is between Catholics & Protestants

d)

is between judges & elected officials

39.

Viking warriors

a)

formed an excellent infantry & attacked over land

b)

fought many battles but did not win many

c)

were not powerful until the 1500s

d)

were excellent sailors & attacked by sea

40.

Greenland is

a)

an independent country

b)

a territory of Denmark

c)

an important farming area

d)

an enemy of the United Kingdom

41.

Tourists often come to Iceland to see

a)

fjords & emerald green hills

b)

historical monuments

c)

pine forests & lumber mills

d)

volcanoes, glaciers, & geysers

42.

Millions of years ago, glaciers created _____ and lakes in Northern Europe.

a)

deserts

b)

fjords

43.

The Scandinavian Peninsula includes the countries of ___ and Sweden.

a)

Norway

b)

Finland

44.

By 1900, the ____ Empire stretched around the world

a)

Scandinavian

b)

British

45.

_____ has chosen to remain neutral in international conflicts for almost 200 years.

a)

The United Kingdom

b)

Sweden

46.

Norway's oil fields in the ______ are expected to run dry during the next century.

a)

North Sea

b)

Baltic Sea

47.

the capital of Sweden

a)

Stockholm

b)

Denmark

c)

Norway

d)

Gaelic

48.

the traditional language of Ireland

a)

Dublin

b)

Geothermal

c)

Irish

d)

Gaelic

49.

Country that controlled Sweden & Norway in the 1500s

a)

Norway

b)

Ireland

c)

Denmark

d)

Sweden

50.

What county is planning on leaving the European Union with Brexit this year?

a)

Germany

b)

United Kingdom

c)

France

d)

Iceland

51.

King Philippe is the current king of what country?

a)

Belguim

b)

France

c)

England

d)

Germany

52.

What does the name the Netherlands mean?

a)

Never land

b)

Low country

c)

Dutch

53.

What holiday do the French celebrate on July 14th?

a)

Napoleon Day

b)

Louis VIX Day

c)

Les Miserable Day

d)

Bastille Day

54.

The Irish government is run by

a)

a president & a congress

b)

the English Parliament

c)

a parliament & a prime minister

d)

a king & a general assembly

55.

Finland's capital & largest city is

a)

Oslo

b)

Stockholm

c)

Dublin

d)

Helsinki