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Russia Review

Total questions: 43

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which Asian nation shown in the map is Russia?

a)

Nation labeled with #1

b)

Nation labeled with #2

c)

Nation labeled with #5

d)

Nation labeled with #14

2.

Russia is known for the figurines pictured . What are they called?

a)

onion domes

b)

nesting dolls

c)

Bolsheviks

d)

anime

3.

Most Russians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus by taking off of work on -

a)

Easter

b)

Diwali

c)

Hannukah

d)

Ramadan

4.

The Celebrated works of the Nutcracker and Swan Lake were composed by?

a)

Ivan the Great

b)

John Locke

c)

Tchaikovsky

d)

Putin

5.

Russia and the U.S. government function similarly by both

a)

having just one political party

b)

being unlimited in their power

c)

having 3 branches of government

d)

holding elections every 10 years

6.

The dark shaded area in the picture shows which part of Russia?

a)

Siberia

b)

Moscow

c)

Western Russia

d)

St. Petersburg

7.

The Space Race led to competition between Russia and -

a)

Canada

b)

Spain

c)

Australia

d)

United States

8.

How has Russia addressed this issue?

a)

Developed 6 political parties

b)

Built the Trans-Siberian Railroad

c)

Use terrace farming

d)

Fish in the Pacific Ocean

9.

The Celebrated works of the Nutcracker and Swan Lake were composed by?

a)

Ivan the Great

b)

John Locke

c)

Tchaikovsky

d)

Putin

10.

Russia and the U.S. government function similarly by both

a)

having just one political party

b)

being unlimited in their power

c)

having 3 branches of government

d)

holding elections every 10 years

11.

The dark shaded area in the picture shows which part of Russia?

a)

Siberia

b)

Moscow

c)

Western Russia

d)

St. Petersburg

12.

The Space Race led to competition between Russia and -

a)

Canada

b)

Spain

c)

Australia

d)

United States

13.

How has Russia addressed this issue?

a)

Developed 6 political parties

b)

Built the Trans-Siberian Railroad

c)

Use terrace farming

d)

Fish in the Pacific Ocean

14.

The political cartoon supports that the Russian government wants -

a)

to block and control information

b)

faster internet speeds

c)

teens to reduce their screen time

d)

to reduce the cost of internet service

15.

Communism gained popularity in Russia, because they were tired of -

a)

an industrial economy

b)

having a constitution

c)

being ruled by czars

d)

high numbers of immigrants

16.

Russia has limits placed on its ability to trade since it lacks access to -

a)

warm water ports

b)

natural resources

c)

trading partners

d)

ships

17.

Which form of Christianity is most common in Russia?

a)

Muslim

b)

Protestant

c)

Russian Othodox

d)

Catholic

18.

The Cold War contributed to the spread of -

a)

communism

b)

Christianity

c)

Hitler’s power

d)

cattle ranching

19.

A majority of Russia’s economic activity is related to -

a)

agricultural

b)

retail

c)

manufacturing

d)

service

20.

Which of the following represents Russia?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

21.

These Russian architectural structures are commonly called -

a)

genie jars

b)

onion domes

c)

twisted roofs

d)

wrapped pots

22.

Why do so few people live in Siberia?

a)

too many wild animals

b)

it is too cold

c)

it is too hot

d)

the soil is too soggy

23.

Russia and the U.S. government function similarly by both

a)

having just one political party

b)

being unlimited in their power

c)

having 3 branches of government

d)

holding elections every 10 years

24.

The Space Race led to competition between Russia and -

a)

Canada

b)

Spain

c)

Australia

d)

United States

25.

Communism gained popularity in Russia, because they were tired of -

a)

an industrial economy

b)

having a constitution

c)

being ruled by czars

d)

high numbers of immigrants

26.

Russia has limits placed on its ability to trade since it lacks access to -

a)

warm water ports

b)

natural resources

c)

trading partners

d)

ships

27.

Which form of Christianity is most common in Russia?

a)

Muslim

b)

Protestant

c)

Russian Othodox

d)

Catholic

28.

Russia is known for the figurines pictured . What are they called?

a)

onion domes

b)

nesting dolls

c)

Bolsheviks

d)

anime

29.

Most Russians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus by taking off of work on -

a)

Easter

b)

Diwali

c)

Hannukah

d)

Ramadan

30.

The Celebrated works of the Nutcracker and Swan Lake were composed by?

a)

Ivan the Great

b)

John Locke

c)

Tchaikovsky

d)

Putin

31.

Russia and the U.S. government function similarly by both

a)

having just one political party

b)

being unlimited in their power

c)

having 3 branches of government

d)

holding elections every 10 years

32.

The dark shaded area in the picture shows which part of Russia?

a)

Siberia

b)

Moscow

c)

Western Russia

d)

St. Petersburg

33.

How has Russia addressed this issue?

a)

Developed 6 political parties

b)

Built the Trans-Siberian Railroad

c)

Use terrace farming

d)

Fish in the Pacific Ocean

34.

Determine which part of the excerpt explains how physical features can impact culture of neighboring countries.

a)

Textbox 1

b)

Textbox 2

c)

Textbox 3

d)

Textbox 4

35.

Russia has limits placed on its ability to trade since it lacks access to -

a)

ships

b)

trading partners

c)

natural resources

d)

warm water ports

36.

What art form is popular in Russia and respected around the world?

a)

Origami

b)

Movies

c)

Anime

d)

Ballet

37.

Which of the following represents Russia?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

38.

Why do so few people live in Siberia?

Select TWO correct answers.

a)

It is too hot.

b)

It is too cold.

c)

There are too many wild animals

d)

It is difficult to grow crops and establish trade routes.

39.

What two countries became superpowers and had weapons of mass destruction_____________.

a)

U.S. & Europe

b)

Russia & South America

c)

U.S.A. & Russia

d)

U.S.A. & Africa

40.

Russia was ruled by many__________.

a)

Czars

b)

Emperors

c)

King & Queen

d)

Hitler

41.

Old Soviet Union fell and all republics became----------.

a)

Nationalists

b)

Republics

c)

Independent

d)

States

42.

In ________, the Soviet Union fell, collapse, and all republics

became independent.

a)

2023

b)

1950

c)

1991

d)

1990

43.

The Space Race was a competition of space_________between

U.S. & Soviet Union in the _____ & ______.

a)

Creation

1950, 1960

b)

Exploration

1950, 1960

c)

Development

1950, 1960

d)

Exploration

1940, 1950