Question 21 How is Western Europe able to provide enough food for its dense population? 1.The region imports most of its food supply. 2.Large, densely populated agricultural regions harvest crops year-round. 3.Sophisticated farming methods are used to produce high crop yields. 4.Most of the region's labor force works in agriculture. Question 22 "A peninsula of peninsulas" describes 1.the United Kingdom. 2.Northern Eurasia. 3.Western Europe. 4.Germany. Question 23 Ireland's basic landscape pattern consists of 1.hills ringing most of the coastline with a plain in the middle. 2.highlands to the north and lowlands along the southern coast. 3.elevated plains spreading across the entire region. 4.low hills in the east with a large, high plateau in the west. Question 24 Differences in the landscapes and resources of the Nordic nations have produced different 1.political systems. 2.languages and religions. 3.economic activities. 4.relative locations. Question 25 Which of the following European regions is more densely populated than the rest? 1.Switzerland and Austria 2.France 3.the Benelux countries 4.Spain and Portugal Question 26 Which of the following statements is not true? 1.Luxembourg has one of the lowest standards of living in Europe. 2.Important economic activities in Luxembourg include steel manufacturing and service industries. 3.Luxembourg has close cultural ties to Germany, France, and Belgium. 4.Luxembourg is smaller than the state of Rhode Island. Question 27 What effect do the Alps have on Italy? 1.The Alps isolate Italy from the rest of Europe. 2.The Alps are the sole source of water for Italy's rivers. 3.Because they block the moisture-laden westerlies, the Alps are responsible for Italy's Mediterranean climate south of the mountains. 4.The Alps are the cause of much volcanic activity in the region. Question 28 Which factor does not help explain why Greece is considered part of Mediterranean Europe? 1.membership in both the EU and NATO 2.borders with Albania, the former Yugoslav republic of Macedonia, and Bulgaria 3.geographic and historical ties to the region 4.role as birthplace of Western culture Question 29 One of Eastern Europe's most valuable natural resources, sometimes called its "lifeline," is the 1.Volga River 2.Danube River 3.Rhine River 4.Oder River Question 30 What Balkan republics maintained the name Yugoslavia for their union? 1.Croatia and Serbia 2.Macedonia and Montenegro 3.Slovenia and Macedonia 4.Serbia and Montenegro
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Question 21 How is Western Europe able to provide enough food for its dense population? 3.Sophisticated farming methods are used to produce high crop yields. Question 22 "A peninsula of peninsulas" describes 3.Western Europe. Question 23 Ireland's basic landscape pattern consists of 1.hills ringing most of the coastline with a plain in the middle. Question 24 Differences in the landscapes and resources of the Nordic nations have produced different 3.economic activities. Question 25 Which of the following European regions is more densely populated than the rest? 3.the Benelux countries Question 26 Which of the following statements is not true? 1.Luxembourg has one of the lowest standards of living in Europe. Question 27 What effect do the Alps have on Italy? 1.The Alps isolate Italy from the rest of Europe. Question 28 Which factor does not help explain why Greece is considered part of Mediterranean Europe? 1.membership in both the EU and NATO 3.geographic and historical ties to the region 4.role as birthplace of Western culture Question 29 One of Eastern Europe's most valuable natural resources, sometimes called its "lifeline," is the 3.Rhine River Question 30 What Balkan republics maintained the name Yugoslavia for their union? 4.Serbia and Montenegro
