WorksheetsPhysical Geography of Europe
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Name the mountain chain in Europe that stretches from Austria and Italy to Switzerland, Germany, and France.
Carpathians
Apennies
Alps
Name the major river in Europe that starts in Germany and passes along OR through 10 countries before emptying into the Black Sea.
Thames
Rhine
Danube
Volga
Name the mountain chain in Europe that extends through the countries of Poland, Romania, and Ukraine.
Ural Mountains
Carpathians
Alps
Pyrenees
Name the major river in Europe that originates from Switzerland, winds through Germany, and flows into the North Sea.
Thames
Seine
Rhine
Elbe
Many of the rivers in Europe cross which land region of the continent?
Northern European Plain
Central Uplands
Alpine Region
Name the mountain chain of Europe that is located west of the Alps and seperate Spain & France.
Apennies
Pyrenees
Carpathians
Name the mountain chain of Europe that lies south of the Alps and run along the Italian Peninsula.
Carpathians
Volga Mountains
Apennines
A _____________________ is a body of land surrounded on three sides by water.
bays
peninsula
uplands
Europe forms the western peninsula of ______________________, the landmass that includes Europe and Asia.
Asirope
Africa
Eurasia
none of the above
Which land region of Europe consists of the Alps and several other mountain ranges?
Alpine Region
Northern European Plain
Western Uplands
The Western Uplands are made up of __________________, or hills, mountains, & plateaus, that stretch from the Scandinavian Peninsula to Spain & Portugal.
bays
navigable
uplands
peninsulas
Trade has been central to Europe’s growth. The civilizations of ancient ______________ and _____________ flourished largely because of trade.
Japan and Korea
Greece and Rome
Australia and New Zealand
In lowland areas such as the Netherlands, the people created a way to drain water from the sea in order to increase their farming industry. They built dikes, or giant walls, to hold back the seas in order to create ____________.
bays
polders
waterways
Over time, people settled around the ports where the ships docked. Towns often grew up near _____________, which are bodies of water surrounded on three sides by land.
inlets
waterways
bays
Some of the towns, including Hamburg, Germany, became large cities as trade and industry expanded. In contrast, the deep and narrow bays of Norway, called _________________, did not encourage settlement.
fjords
sounds
capes
For centuries, Europeans have built canals. When linked together, canals and rivers form _________________, or navigable routes of travel and transport.
waterways
peninsulas
bays
Europe has a wealth of rivers. Many are ________________, which means that boats and ships can travel easily on them.
navigable
nomadic
polders
