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WorksheetsTest 13 of Chapter 14
Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 2hrs 17mins
The capital city of Italy is:
Lisbon
Paris
Madrid
Rome
The city with the famous "leaning tower" is:
Milan
Pisa
Naples
Rome
Mainland Europe's only active volcano is:
Mt. Etna
Mont Blanc
the Matterhorn
Mt. Vesuvius
The island in the toe of Italy's boot is:
Sicily
Cyprus
Sardinia
Corsica
Italy is often called the "Home of the ______"
Reformation
Enlightenment
Renaissance
Explorers
Germany is often called the "Land of the ________"
Reformation
Midnight Sun
Renaissance
Vikings
Europe's most important inland waterway is the:
Rhine
Po
Ural
Oder
The leader of the National Socialist Party in Germany was:
Louis Pasteur
John Cabot
Adof Hitler
Albert Einstein
One of the greatest scientific geniuses of all time was:
John Calvin
William Tell
Martin Luther
Albert Einstein
Adolf Hitler's desire to conquer led to:
World War I
World War II
Punic Wars
the Crusades
The capital of Germany is:
Berlin
Madrid
Oslo
Paris
Bach, Handel, and Beethoven were three famous German:
scientist
explorers
philosophers
musicians
The country that was reunited in the spring of 1990 was:
Poland
Finland
Germany
Austria
The German city that was divided after World War 2 was:
Munich
Berlin
Hamburg
Leipzig
the leader of the Protestant Reformation in France
Napoleon
John Calvin
Marie Antoinette
Louis Pasteur
the World War II hero who became president of the Fifth Republic
Napoleon Bonaparte
Joan of Arc
Marie Antoinette
Charles de Gaulle
young peasant girl who led the French army to victory, but was later burned at the stake
Joan of Arc
Marie Antoinette
Madame Curie
John Calvin
the French emperor who wanted to conquer all of the world
John Calvin
Napoleon Bonaparte
Charles de Gaulle
Louis Pasteur
The highest peak in France is the Matterhorn
True
False, it is Mont Blanc
False, it is Mount Rushmore
The capital of France is Madrid
True
False, it is Paris
A famous French landmark is the Eiffel Tower
True
False, it is the Colosseum
Spain and Portugal are on the Iberian Peninsula
True
False, they are on the Barrow Peninsula
The capital of Spain is Lisbon
True
False, it is Madrid
The Strait of Gibraltar separates the Iberian Peninsula from Australia
True
False, from Africa
The huge swamp in southern Spain is called The Tidelands
True
False, it's called The Loc
The first man to sail around the world was Magellan
True
False, it was Columbus
Matadors in Spain fight lions
True
False, they fight bulls
The Iberian Peninsula is separated from the rest of Europe by the Ural Mountains
True
False, it is the Pyrenees Mountains
Italian painter of the Mona Lisa
Galileo
Leonardo da Vinci
Marco Polo
Puccini
Italian dictator and leader of the Fascists
Mussolini
Galileo
Marco Polo
Michelangelo
a great scientist
Marco Polo
Puccini
Mussolini
Galileo
first European to travel all the way across Asia
Galileo
Michelangelo
Marco Polo
Leonardo da Vinci
Italian sculptor of David and Moses
Marco Polo
Michelangelo
Donatello
Raphael
Body of water W is pointing to the:
Adriatic Sea
Baltic Sea
Rhine River
Body of water H is pointing to:
Adriatic Sea
Baltic Sea
Rhine River
The capital city that X is pointing to:
Athens
Oslo
Sweden
The capital city E is pointing to:
Athens
Oslo
Sweden
The country that C is pointing to:
Oslo
Sweden
Helsinki
The capital city G is pointing to:
Oslo
Athens
Helsinki
What is located where N is pointing?
Pyrenees Mountains
Rhine River
Baltic Sea
The country T is pointing to:
Paris
Portugal
Oslo
The capital city L is pointing to:
Paris
Portugal
Spain
What is located where K is pointing?
Baltic Sea
Rhine River
Pyrenees Mountains
Norway is called the "Land of the Midnight (a) ."
Its capital city is (a) .
The coastline has many long, narrow inlets to the sea with high, rocky banks called (a) .
On the Jutland Peninsula is the country of (a) .
The most famous writer from this country is Hans Christian (a) .
The world's largest island, (a) , is owned by this country.
Because of the volcanos, hot springs, and geysers found alongside the glaciers, Iceland is called the "Land of (a) and Ice."
North of the Artic Circle in the Frigid Zone are the (a) regions.
No trees grow in this region because it is above the _______ ______. (two words)
(a)
In the winter, the Inuits sometimes live in temporary snow-blocked shelters called (a) .
Choose S if the fact is about Switzerland. Choose N if the fact is about The Netherlands
Alps
S
N
Choose S if the fact is about Switzerland. Choose N if the fact is about The Netherlands
tulips, windmills, low lands
S
N
Choose S if the fact is about Switzerland. Choose N if the fact is about The Netherlands
William Tell and the Independence Army
S
N
Choose S if the fact is about Switzerland. Choose N if the fact is about The Netherlands
International Red Cross
S
N
Choose S if the fact is about Switzerland. Choose N if the fact is about The Netherlands
Pilgrims who later came to America
S
N
Choose S if the fact is about Switzerland. Choose N if the fact is about The Netherlands
the book Heidi
S
N
Choose S if the fact is about Switzerland. Choose N if the fact is about The Netherlands
cheese, chocolate, watches, music boxes
S
N
Choose S if the fact is about Switzerland. Choose N if the fact is about The Netherlands
a neutral republic, landlocked
S
N
Choose S if the fact is about Switzerland. Choose N if the fact is about The Netherlands
wooden shoes and dikes
S
N
Choose S if the fact is about Switzerland. Choose N if the fact is about The Netherlands
the capital city, Amersterdam
S
N
