WorksheetsPhysical Geography Around the World
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 23mins
Which desert is the largest in the world?
Kalahari
Sahel
Sahara
Mohave
In Africa how much rainfall do the rain forests get per year?
60-100
100-150
30-60
180-200
What is the longest river in the world?
Euphrates
Rio Grande
Amazon
Nile
What sea separates Europe from Africa?
Arabian
Mediterranean
Indian
Pacific
Caribbean
How long is the Nile River?
4150
5150
3150
2150
The savannas are the best for what?
Mining & growing crops
Growing crops & Oil
Raising livestock & Mining
Growing crops & raising livestock
What mountains run into Canada, the U.S. and south into Mexico?
Alps Mountains
Rocky Mountains
Appalachian Mountains
North American Mountains
What is the largest rain forest in the world?
Boreal
Zambezi
Amazon
Sahel
What canal connects the Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean?
Lawrence
Panama
Suez
Transcontinental
What is the 2nd longest river in the world?
Tigris
Amazon
Nile
Zambezi
Euphrates
What are pampas?
Large oil fields
Large grassland area
Large farming area
Large Mining area,
Most of Europe is within a relatively short distance, only _______________of a seacoast.
100
200
300
400
500
Fjords are a common feature in the far northern ________________________ Peninsula of Europe.
Scandinavian
Fjordian
Jutland
England,
Apennine
Spain and Portugal make up the southwestern __________________Peninsula of Europe.
Scandinavian
Iberian
Balkan
Apennines
What three countries make up the Apennine Peninsula?
Italy, Germany, Portugal
San Marino, France, & Spain
Italy, Sicily, & San Marino
Italy, San Marino, & Vatican City
Which famous active volcano is on the Apennine Peninsula?
Mt. Everest
Vesuvius
Alps
Mt. Kilimanjaro
The British Isles contain two main islands, Ireland and ____________________ .
Great Scott
The Britain
The British
Great Britain
Twenty-five percent of______________________ is below sea level, so dikes have been built to hold back water.
Netherlands
Demarkian
England
Italy
In poorer areas and in the past, people use to get a soft coal called __________________ to burn for fuel to heat homes
Charcoal
Kingsford
Stuff
Peat
How much of the world’s people live in the Indian Subcontinent?
1/5
1/4
1/3
1/2
What are the two most important rivers in the South Asia region?
Indus & Ganges
Euphrates & Tigris
Zambezi & Yellow
Asian & Ganges
How long is the Ganges River?
1560
1580
1650
1680
The Ganges is considered the most _____________ river in India and probably the most __________ in the world.
Deep & Blue
Holiest & Sacred
Polluted & Dirtiest
Holiest & Polluted
What are alluvial plains?
plain mountains
oil plains
rich farmlands
alluvial hills
How high is Mt. Everest?
19035
29,035
23,035
25,899
What does Himalayas translate to?
him snow
cold rocks
snow monster
him rocks
How are atolls formed?
peak of an island
peak of a submerged volcano
peak of an active volcano
peak of an atoll
What are monsoons?
Seasonal Fires
Seasonal Allergies
Seasonal Moonphases
Seasonal Winds
What is a Cyclone?
a one eyed monster
violent storm with fierce winds & heavy rain
cycles of clones
violent clones of water
What is Australia’s nickname?
Land Before Time
Land of the Free
Land of the Forgotten
Land Down Under
Australia is the worlds ________________ and __________________continent.
smallest & rockiest
smallest & flattest
reddish & smallest
tropical & subtropical
Australia has some of the world's oldest and _______________fertile soil.
least
most
Where do most people live in Australia?
Southwestern Coastal Region
Southeastern Coastal Region
Northeastern Coastal Region
Northwestern Coastal Region
What is the Great Dividing Range?
Largest Mountains Range in Europe
Largest Mountain Range in North America
Largest Mountain Range in Canada
Largest Mountain Range in Australia
What is the world’s largest coral reef?
Ayers Reef
Great Geographic Reef
Great Barrier Reef
Coral Nation Reef
What color is Ayers Rock?
Orange
Black
Brown
Red
What does monolith mean?
mononucleosis
monolithic geographic
single large rock
monumental rock
When does summer begin in Australia?
January
June
July
December
Which two rivers join to form Shaat al-Arab?
Jordan & Gaza
Zambezi & Nile
Indus & Ganges
Euphrates & Tigris
The Tigris and the Euphrates Rivers are considered to be the birthplace of___________?
ancient astronomy
ancient civilization
modern medicine
modern oil fields
What is the man-made structure that connects the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea called?
Panama Canal
Persian Canal
Arabian Canal
Suez Canal
How much of the world’s oil comes for the Persian Gulf?
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
Which sea has been a key shipping route between Europe and India?
Caspian Sea
Arabian Sea
Silk Sea
Indian Sea
Red Sea
What is the body of water between northeast Africa and Asia called?
Mediterranean Sea
Caspian Sea
Red Sea
Arabian Sea
