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3A Review for Geography Entry Test

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  • What river goes through Rome?
    Tiber
  • What is the second longest European river?
    Danube River
  • Three quarters of Europe’s lakes are located in Finland, Norway, Sweden and Russia. These lakes are larger and deeper than the others.
    NORTHERN LAKES
    SOUTHERN LAKES
    LAKES IN CENTRAL EUROPE
    ALPINE LAKES
  • What river goes through Paris?
    Seine
  • What is a lake?
    it is a body of water surrounded by land
  • They are 645 kilometers long and pass through several countries: Italy, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, Serbia, Kosovo, Montenegro, and Albania.
    the Pyrenees Mountains
    The Scandinavian Mountains
    The Dinaric Alps
    The Ural Mountains
  • Which country has the most lakes?
    Finland
  • Finish this sentence: Lakes are generally_________, but they may also be slightly ______.
    freshwater, salty
  • The western side slopes down into the Norwegian Sea and the North Sea. This area creates the beautiful Norwegian fjords.
    The Alps
    the Pyrenees Mountains
    The Scandinavian Mountains
    The Ural Mountains
  • What is a river?
    A body of water that flows on the surface or underground/ has a one way flow
  • Where are Dinaric Alps located?
    Balkan Peninsula
  • What is the longest European river?
    Volga river
  • In whih countries can we find the Alpine lakes?
    Italy and Switzerland
  • What are the 3 natural borders that separate Europe from Asia? (Hint: U_ M_, B_ S_, C_ M_)
    Ural mountains, Black sea, Caucasus Mountains
  • What is a peninsula?
    A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides
  • Name 3 European Peninsulas (we learned 5)
    Scandinavian Peninsula, Iberian Peninsula, Balkan Peninsula, Italian Peninsula , Jutland Peninsula,
  • Three quarters of Europe’s lakes are located in Finland, Norway, Sweden and Russia. These lakes are larger and deeper than the others.
    PADERNO LAKES
    ALPINE LAKES
    NORTHERN LAKES
    LAKES IN CENTRAL EUROPE
  • The Pyrenees are a natural border that divides 2 countries. Which countries are they?
    Spain and France
  • The highest peak is called Gerlachovský štít. It is in Slovakia and is 2,655 meters high.
    SCANDINAVIAN MOUNTAINS
    DINARIC ALPS
    CARPATHIANS
    APENNINES