WorksheetsModule 16 Lessons 1-2
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 25mins
Large plain stretches across most of Northern Europe.
Carpathian Mountains
North European Plain
Rugged sountains that stretch from the Alps to the Black Sea.
Carpathian Mountains
Ural Mountains
Physical feature that is nestled within the Carpathian Mountains.
Great Hungarian Plain
Northern European Plain
Balkan Mountains
Covering most of the Balkan Peninsula there are the Balkan Mountains and the
Carpathian Mountains
Dinaric Alps
Sea that lies on the Northern part of Eastern Europe.
(a)
Sea that lies to the East of Eastern Europe.
(a)
Central to Eastern European economy, longest river in the region
(a)
Dams on the Danube produce much of the region's electricity.
True
False
The shores of the Baltic sea are among the warmest locations of Eastern Europe.
True
False
The interior plains are known for their huge forests and grassy plains.
True
False
A faulty reactor at ______ released huge amounts of radiation into the air.
Kiev
Chernobyl
A Mediterranean climate y typical of what Eastern European region?
Baltic
Interior
Balkan
Germany's invasion of ___ marked the beginning of WWII.
Lithuania
Latvia
Poland
Totally dominated Eastern Europe post WWII.
(a)
Poland broke away from the Soviets and elected new leaders in 1989.
True
False
Pope John Paul II encouraged his homeland to continue under Soviet influence until his death.
True
False
Cultural differences in the Baltics are see through
Different craft styles
Different food tastes
Different Religions
Differences in language and can be traced through trade and conquest.
True
False
People in the Baltic countries do not enjoy the same types of food.
True
False
Decorative sewing that is common in the Baltic regions:
(a)
The economies of the Baltics suffered because the Soviets did not build a decent
(a)
Capital of Poland
(a)
Capital of Estonia
(a)
Capital of Lithuania
(a)
Capital of Latvia
(a)
One of the largest peninsulas in Europe
(a)
This region receives little rain but fog is common. The climate allows huge forests to grow there.
Baltic Coast
Interior Plains
Balkan Coast
Region that receives little rain and does not have forests, instead is covered by shrubs.
Baltic Coast
Interior Plains
Balkan Coast
Region that receives much more rain than the rest, winters are very cold but summers and mild.
Baltic Coast
Interior Plains
Balkan Coast
When did the Berlin Wall fall?
(a)
The Baltic Republics broke away from the Soviet Union in
(a)
Which of these nations was formed after WWII?
Austria-Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Great Colombia
Ottoman Empire
People from Asia who moved into Europe by AD 1000.
(a)
Believed to have originated from the Ural Mountains or Western Siberia and settled in Hungary.
(a)
Empire formed from vikings and slavs in the 800's.
Austro-Hungarian Empire
Ottoman Empire
Kievan Rus Empire
