WorksheetsQuizizz about Sweden
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 5mins
1 - UNESCO designates World Heritage Sites of exceptional universal value in Sweden as either cultural or natural heritage…
a) 14 sites.
b) 15 sites.
c) 16 sites.
d) 17 sites.
2 - The official language of Sweden is Swedish, but in 1999, the Swedish Minority Language Committee formally declared five minority languages:
a) Finnish, Meänkieli, Sami, Romani, and Yiddish.
b) Finnish, Meänkieli, Sami, Romani, and English.
c) Finnish, Meänkieli, Sami, Romani, and Spanish.
d) Finnish, Meänkieli, Sami, Romani, and Portuguese.
3 - The Swedes are descendants of…
a) Asian tribes.
b) Roman tribes.
c) Germanic tribes.
d) Muslim tribes.
4 - What name do Swedes use to refer to their country?
a) Sverige.
b) Suécia.
c) Sweden.
d) Swedish people.
5 - The Kalmar Union signifies the unification between 1397 and 1531 of three kingdoms…
a) Sweden, Germany, and Denmark.
b) Sweden, Iceland, and Denmark.
c) Sweden, Norway, and Denmark.
d) Sweden, the Netherlands, and Denmark.
6 - Sweden joined the European Union in…
a) 1981.
b) 1986.
c) 1995.
d) 2004.
7 - Sweden did not adopt the single currency of the European Union (the Euro), maintaining…
a) the Danish krone.
b) the lev.
c) the zloty.
d) the Swedish krona.
8 - Sweden is a constitutional monarchy, and its king is…
a) Carl XV Gustav.
b) Carl XVI Gustav.
c) Carl XVII Gustav.
d) Carl XVIII Gustav.
9 - Sweden is located between…
a) 55ºN and 69ºN.
b) 56ºN and 69ºN.
c) 57ºN and 69ºN.
d) 58ºN and 69ºN.
10 - The highest point in Sweden is…
a) Kebnekaise at 2096.8 meters.
b) Kebnekaise at 3096.8 meters.
c) Kebnekaise at 4096.8 meters.
d) Kebnekaise at 5096.8 meters.
11 - Sweden borders…
a) to the west with Norway, to the east with Finland, and to the south with Denmark.
b) to the west with Finland, to the east with Norway, and to the south with Denmark.
c) to the west with Germany, to the east with Finland, and to the south with Denmark.
d) to the west with Portugal, to the east with Finland, and to the south with Denmark.
12 - The predominant vegetation formations are…
a) Mediterranean forest and tundra.
b) Equatorial forest and tundra.
c) Equatorial forest and taiga.
d) Taiga and tundra.
13 - The population of Sweden is around
a) 8,343,400 inhabitants.
b) 9,343,400 inhabitants.
c) 10,343,400 inhabitants.
d) 11,343,400 inhabitants.
14 - How many islands does Sweden have?
a) There are about 220,800 islands in Sweden—98,400 in seas and 123,400 in lakes and rivers, covering 2.6% of the country's total surface.
b) There are about 221,800 islands in Sweden—98,400 in seas and 123,400 in lakes and rivers, covering 2.6% of the country's total surface.
c) There are about 222,800 islands in Sweden—98,400 in seas and 123,400 in lakes and rivers, covering 2.6% of the country's total surface.
d) There are about 223,800 islands in Sweden—98,400 in seas and 123,400 in lakes and rivers, covering 2.6% of the country's total surface.
15 - The colors of the Swedish flag are…
a) Light blue and gold.
b) Blue and dark.
c) Gold and dark.
d) Light blue and White.
16 - Sweden has iconic brands such as…
a) IKEA, Coca Cola and Compal.
b) IKEA, H&M, Spotify, SAAB, and Volvo.
c) IKEA, SAAB and BMW.
d) IKEA, Spotify and Peugeot.
