Europe True/False Challenge

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Test your knowledge of European geography.

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Jaye Johnson

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Europe True/False ChallengeOnline version Test your knowledge of European geography. by Jaye Johnson 1 A large eastern European country would most likely trade only by sea routes. Yes No 2 A large eastern European country would most likely trade by land routes. Yes No 3 The Alps affected nearby countries mainly by blocking movement and shaping climate. Yes No 4 A country with easy access to the Atlantic Ocean became a major exploration power mainly because of its cold climate. Yes No 5 Countries on the European Plain benefited most from fertile farmland and mild climate. Yes No 6 An Atlantic-access country became a major exploration power because it had a strong navy and ports. Yes No 7 The English Channel separates the UK from mainland Europe. Yes No 8 Harsh terrain helped the European Plain benefit the most from trade. Yes No 9 The English Channel does not separate the UK from mainland Europe. Yes No 10 The Alps did not influence movement or climate in nearby regions. Yes No

Europe True/False ChallengeOnline version

Test your knowledge of European geography.

by Jaye Johnson

A large eastern European country would most likely trade only by sea routes.

Yes

A large eastern European country would most likely trade by land routes.

Yes

The Alps affected nearby countries mainly by blocking movement and shaping climate.

Yes

A country with easy access to the Atlantic Ocean became a major exploration power mainly because of its cold climate.

Yes

Countries on the European Plain benefited most from fertile farmland and mild climate.

Yes

An Atlantic-access country became a major exploration power because it had a strong navy and ports.

Yes

The English Channel separates the UK from mainland Europe.

Yes

Harsh terrain helped the European Plain benefit the most from trade.

Yes

The English Channel does not separate the UK from mainland Europe.

Yes

The Alps did not influence movement or climate in nearby regions.

Yes

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Europe True/False Challenge

Yes or No

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Created by

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Europe True/False ChallengeOnline version

by Jaye Johnson

A large eastern European country would most likely trade only by sea routes.

A large eastern European country would most likely trade by land routes.

The Alps affected nearby countries mainly by blocking movement and shaping climate.

A country with easy access to the Atlantic Ocean became a major exploration power mainly because of its cold climate.

Countries on the European Plain benefited most from fertile farmland and mild climate.

An Atlantic-access country became a major exploration power because it had a strong navy and ports.

The English Channel separates the UK from mainland Europe.

Harsh terrain helped the European Plain benefit the most from trade.

The English Channel does not separate the UK from mainland Europe.

The Alps did not influence movement or climate in nearby regions.

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