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1
Which of the following would most likely apply to people in third world countries?
little education
health care
a high-paying job
technology
2
Which are examples of Romance languages?
English and French
French and Italian
Russian and Polish
English and German
3
Which religion has the largest number of followers in Europe?
Judaism
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity
4
If you sailed from northern France to the UK, what body of water would you most likely travel?
the Danube River
the Mediterranean Sea
the English Channel
the Volga River
5
What geographic feature makes it difficult for Italy to trade with countries to its north?
Sardinia
the Apennines Mountains
the Mediterranean Sea
the Alps
6
Which religion is growing at the fastest rate in Europe?
Roman Catholic
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
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How are the major religions in Europe similar to each other?
they are monotheistic, believing in one god
They use the same Holy Book
They identify Mary as the the leader of their religion
They observe the same religious holidays
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In both Italy and Germany, people tend to live in what areas?
the southern area
rural areas
farming communities
urban areas
9
Which country is Mrs. Kramlich pointing to?
Poland
Ukraine
Italy
Germany
10
What body of water is located where Mrs. K. is pointing?
Mediterranean Sea
Rhine River
English Cahnnel
Danube River
11
What mountain range is Mrs. K. pointing to?
Ural Mountains
Alps
Pyrenees Mountains
Apennines Mountains
12
Which country is Mrs. Kramlich pointing to?
Poland
Ukraine
Germany
United Kingdom
13
Industrialized countries
have a higher population of illiterate people
have a low standard of linving
have low paying jobs
rely more on industry than on farming
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Which condition helped the UK become a leader in world trade?
it is an island located near many other countries
two percent of population are farmers
it is home to the world's busiest airport
most jobs are found in heavily populated urban areas
15
What have Europeans done about the problem of so many languages being spoken?
children learn 1 or 2 other languages
not trade with people that do not speak the same language
pass laws that only allow English to be spoken
outlawed the use of languages spoken by only a few people
16
Which industry is MOST helped by Italy's arable land and good amounts of rainfall?
wine making
fishing
farming
natural gas production
17
Which country is Mrs. Kramlich pointing to?
Italy
Germany
Poland
Ukraine
18
What peninsula is Mrs. K. pointing to?
Italian Peninsula
Iberian Peninsula
Scandinavian Peninsula
Florida Peninsula
19
Which condition keeps Russia's natural resources from being used?
no market for them
lack of workers
harsh climate
no government funding
20
Which European language has the largest number of native speakers?
French
English
Germanic
Russian
21
What has helped Italian merchants become successful traders?
location of the Alps defend Italy
Sahara desert creates a warm dry summer
location on the Mediterranean allows for worldwide trade
Sicily and Sardinia are not far from the coast of Italy
22
Which pairing of sacred text and religion is correct?
Christianity-Bible
Judaism-Koran
Muslim-Torah
Islam-Talmud
23
One difference between the German and Russian languages is that German
is spoken only in one country and Russian is spoken in many
has not been spoken in Europe since WWII
does not use the Cyrillic aphabet
is spoken by fewer people than Russian