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Europe Unit Test Review

Total questions: 51

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which phrase best describes the Mediterranean climate?

a)

polar temperatures, short summer

b)

hot dry summers, mild rainy winter

c)

long cold winters, cool summers

d)

heavy rains, high humidity

2.

What do Great Britain, Iceland, and Corsica have in common?

a)

Their climate is similar.

b)

They are all islands of Europe.

c)

Their people share a language.

d)

They are all on plateaus.

3.

What natural resources do the mountain chains of Europe provide?

a)

canals and waterways

b)

tropical plants and fish

c)

forests and minerals

d)

grains and cattle

4.

How does the North Atlantic Drift affect Europe?

a)

Its current makes the climate warmer.

b)

It brings cold winds such as the mistral.

c)

It causes the ocean waters to be rough.

d)

It hinders travel from the Americas.

5.

Which of the following statements about European cities is true?

a)

Many share a common language.

b)

Most are located along a coast.

c)

Many began hundreds of years ago.

d)

Most reflect a single cultural tradition.

6.

During what era did a good deal of music and art focus on religion?

a)

Middle Ages

b)

Classical period

c)

Romantic period

d)

impressionism

7.

Why was the development of the printing press so important?

a)

It made people enjoy novels.

b)

It provided jobs for workers.

c)

It made books available to more people.

d)

It led to other inventions.

8.

In what location do olives, tomatoes, and garlic play a key role in cooking traditions?

a)

Mediterranean countries

b)

Great Britain

c)

Scandinavian countries

d)

Eastern Europe

9.

Which of the following is a requirement for membership in the European Union?

a)

The country must use the euro.

b)

The country must be controlled by a powerful government body.

c)

The country must have a stable democracy that respects human rights.

d)

The country must charge fair tariffs.

10.

Which statement about the EU is true?

a)

It has a government with executive, legislative, and judicial branches.

b)

It is made up of northern European countries.

c)

It has immigration quotas that limit the populations of its members.

d)

It is also known as the Common Market.

11.

In 2010, what event showed cooperation among eurozone countries?

a)

Citizens of countries with their own currency were allowed to travel in the eurozone.

b)

Germany and France educated citizens on how to exchange their currencies.

c)

Eurozone countries loaned money to Greece and Ireland to help them manage their debt.

d)

Eurozone countries removed all tariffs and transaction fees for businesses.

12.

Which of the following countries built strong democratic governments after their Communist dictatorship ended?

a)

Croatia and Serbia

b)

Poland and Hungary

c)

Turkey and Greece

d)

Ukraine and Bulgaria

13.

What is one effect of Europe’s aging population?

a)

Workers are needed to replace senior citizens who are retiring.

b)

There are fewer drivers than there were ten years ago.

c)

Workers must work longer hours to support elderly parents.

d)

There are more retirement homes than single-family homes.

14.

How did the fall of communism affect European migration?

a)

People started new businesses instead of moving to another country.

b)

People from Great Britain’s former colonies moved to England.

c)

People had to develop new skills before they could move to another country.

d)

People from Eastern Europe moved to Western Europe.

15.

Which of these has become the fastest-growing religion in Europe?

a)

Christianity

b)

Hinduism

c)

Islam

d)

Judaism

16.

What did the technique of perspective allow artists to do?

a)

emphasize form and color over realism

b)

convey light and shadow

c)

portray the human figure more correctly

d)

give their work greater depth

17.

Which form of music tells a story through words and music?

a)

concerto

b)

opera

c)

sonata

d)

symphony

18.

Which early writer is famous for plays that are still performed today?

a)

Miguel de Cervantes

b)

Homer

c)

William Shakespeare

d)

Dante

19.

Why is fish an important part of the cuisine of certain European countries?

a)

The countries are located near bodies of water where fishing takes place.

b)

Fish contains vitamins and minerals.

c)

The countries import different types of fish from around the world.

d)

Fish is inexpensive.

20.

Which currency is used in at least 17 countries in Europe?

a)

euro

b)

franc

c)

mark

d)

pound

21.

What is one advantage when countries share the same currency?

a)

Visitors and business people can travel without paying airport taxes or luggage fees.

b)

Countries can raise taxes without hurting their citizens.

c)

Visitors and business people can go from country to country using the same money.

d)

Countries can give up control of their own economies.

22.

Which statement is true about eastern European countries today

a)

Many want to join the European Union.

b)

Their state-run businesses continue.

c)

Their unemployment rates are very low.

d)

Many have returned to communism.

23.

What is one cause of Europe’s aging population?

a)

Older citizens are living with their children.

b)

People are retiring earlier.

c)

Governments encourage immigration of older people.

d)

People are living longer.

24.

Which word describes what happens when people from one culture are absorbed into another society’s culture?

a)

assimilate

b)

demographic

c)

migrate

d)

privatization

25.
1
a)
Carpathians
b)
Alps
c)
Pyrenees
d)
Apennines
26.
2
a)
North Sea
b)
Mediterranean Sea
c)
Black Sea
d)
Baltic Sea
27.
3
a)
Rhine River
b)
Danube River
c)
Nile River
d)
Amazon River
28.
4
a)
Carpathians
b)
Alps
c)
Pyrenees
d)
Apennines
29.
5
a)
Carpathians
b)
Alps
c)
Pyrenees
d)
Apennines
30.
6
a)
Rhine River
b)
Danube River
c)
Nile River
d)
Amazon River
31.
7
a)
North Sea
b)
Mediterranean Sea
c)
Black Sea
d)
Baltic Sea
32.
8
a)
Carpathians
b)
Alps
c)
Pyrenees
d)
Apennines
33.
9
a)
North Sea
b)
Mediterranean Sea
c)
Black Sea
d)
Baltic Sea
34.
10
a)
North Sea
b)
Mediterranean Sea
c)
Black Sea
d)
Baltic Sea
35.
What country is represented by the letter A?
a)
Portugal
b)
Spain
c)
Italy
d)
Poland
36.
What country is represented by the letter B?
a)
Portugal
b)
Spain
c)
Italy
d)
Poland
37.
What country is represented by the letter C?
a)
Russia
b)
Spain
c)
France
d)
Germany
38.
What country is represented by the letter D?
a)
Ireland
b)
United Kingdom
c)
Belguim
d)
Germany
39.
What country is represented by the letter E?
a)
Ireland
b)
United Kingdom
c)
Belguim
d)
Germany
40.
What country is represented by the letter F?
a)
Norway
b)
Sweden
c)
Finland
d)
Iceland
41.
What country is represented by the letter G?
a)
Norway
b)
Sweden
c)
Finland
d)
Iceland
42.
What country is represented by the letter H?
a)
Norway
b)
Sweden
c)
Finland
d)
Iceland
43.
What country is represented by the letter I?
a)
France
b)
Sweden
c)
Poland
d)
Germany
44.
What country is represented by the letter K?
a)
Switzerland
b)
Italy
c)
Greece
d)
Belarus
45.
What country is represented by the letter L?
a)
Poland
b)
Italy
c)
Greece
d)
Belarus
46.
What country is represented by the letter M?
a)
Poland
b)
Italy
c)
Ukraine
d)
Belarus
47.
What country is represented by the letter P?
a)
Hungary
b)
Poland
c)
Romania
d)
Greece
48.
Which region is colored in white with purple dots?
a)
Western Uplands
b)
Central Uplands
c)
Northern European Plain
d)
Alpine Region
49.
Which region is colored in green?
a)
Western Uplands
b)
Central Uplands
c)
Northern European Plain
d)
Alpine Region
50.
Which region is colored in orange with red dots?
a)
Western Uplands
b)
Central Uplands
c)
Northern European Plain
d)
Alpine Region
51.
Which region is colored in purple?
a)
Western Uplands
b)
Central Uplands
c)
Northern European Plain
d)
Alpine Region