WorksheetsGrade 5 Final Exam Review
Total questions: 71
Worksheet time: 52mins
(a) is the smallest continent.
Australia is entirely below the (a) , that's why it's called the "Land Down Under".
(a) are the name given to mammals whose young develop in pouches.
Australia is the world's leading producer of (a) .
The migration champion of the world is the (a) .
The native people of Australia are the (a) .
What do we call pieces of carved wood used by Aborigines for hunting?
(a)
A town that has a port or harbor for ocean-going ships is called a (a) .
A place where much manufacturing is down is called an (a) .
Australian ranches are called (a) .
The are wild dogs of Australia called (a) .
Who were the first settlers of New Zealand?
(a)
What are two major crops in Australia?
Sugar cane
Rice
Corn
Wheat
What are the divisions of Australia called?
states
territories
continents
nations
The islands of Oceania are divided into _______ main groups.
1
2
3
10
(a) is the capital of New Zealand.
(a) is the largest city in New Zealand.
(a) is the capital of Papua New Guinea
Mount (a) is the highest island peak in the world.
The continent of (a) is at the bottom of the world.
(a) was a famous Norwegian explorer and he became the first man to reach the South Pole.
Who insisted that Antarctica actually was a continent?
(a)
What are the three main groups of islands located within Oceania?
Polynesia
Melanesia
Micronesia
Australia
The five constitutional monarchies in Western Europe are ____.
Spain
Norway
the United Kingdom
Sweden, Denmark
France
The capital city of Spain is Madrid.
True
False
____ is a very important Portuguese seaport.
Oporto
Tagus
Lisbon is the capital city of Portugal.
True
False
Prince Henry the Navigator encouraged Spanish exploration.
True
False
(a) painted the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper.
(a) is a form of government that lets people keep their private property but takes away their freedom.
(a) painted the biblical scenes on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
Raphael was the third famous Renaissance artist.
True
False
(a) was one of the founders of modern science.
The two famous Italian opera writers were Verdi and Puccini.
True
False
The Alps and the Apennines are the two mountain ranges located in Italy.
True
False
_____ and _____ are two islands that are part of Italy.
Sicily
Sardina
Sardinia
Venice
The capital city of Italy is Vatican City.
True
False
The capital city of Italy is Rome
True
False
The headquarters for the Roman Catholic Church is called the Vatican City.
True
False
(a) is the largest Greek island.
(a) is Greece's capital city.
The Rhine River is Europe's most important inland waterway.
True
False
The largest mountain range in Europe is the Alps and the highest mountain in this range is Mont Blanc.
True
False
Jack Cartier discovered the St. Lawrence River in the New World.
True
False
Jacques Cartier discovered the St. Lawrence River in the New World.
True
False
Madame ____ was a famous French scientist who discovered radium.
Marie Curie
Mary Curie
Curie Marie
Cruella Curie
John Calvin led the Reformation in France.
True
False
Followers of John Calvin are called Hugunenots.
True
False
The (a) is the largest art museum in the world.
The capital city of Switzerland is ______.
Bern
Berlin
Frankfort
Ottawa
(a) is the famous musical center and it is the capital of Austria.
Cervantes is Spain's most famous writer.
True
False
Charles de Gaulle was a WWII hero who later became president of France's Fifth Republic.
True
False
William Tell was the legendary hero of Swiss independence.
True
False
Rembrandt and Vermeer are two famous Dutch painters.
True
False
(a) a point on a mountain or in a polar region beyond which trees cannot grow.
(a) permanently frozen ground in the tundra.
(a) means a marshy plain.
(a) means a long, narrow inlet of the sea with high rocky banks.
A country that has no seacoast.
land lock
locked in
landlocking
landlocked
Vikings were the fierce warriors who lived in Scandinavia during the Middle Ages.
True
False
Europe's three main language groups are _____.
Romance
Slavic
Germanic
Latin
Latin is no longer spoken but it formed the basis for the Romance language.
True
False
Russia is the world's largest nation.
True
False
Alexander II set free the serfs but the serfs weren't really free.
True
False
________ was overthrown by Stalin and exiled from Russia
Trosky
Lenin
Hitler
Boris Yeltsin won the release of Gorbachev and became the most powerful man in Russia.
True
False
Communists or Bolsheviks were the names given to the Russian followers of Marx
True
False
The second largest country in Europe is (a) .
A group dedicated the causing worldwide revolution in order to make the whole world a Communist state is the Third International.
True
False
The largest level region in the world is the West Siberian Plain.
True
False
