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Northern Europe (Geography CH 10)
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- Q1
a form of energy conversion that captures heat energy from within Earth
hot springs
geyser
glaciation
geothermal energy
30s - Q2
the practice and business of recreational travel based on concern for the environment
ecotourism
break-of-bulk
entrepot
invasive species
30s - Q3
a process by which accumulated masses of snow form into ice and
spread
glaciation
entrepot
arctic tundra
fjord
30s - Q4
act of unloading, transferring, or distributing part or all of a shipment
break-of-bulk
glaciation
continental
entrepot
30s - Q5
a long, steep-sided glacial valley now fi lled by seawater
boreal forest
ecotourism
geyser
fjord
30s - Q6
a commercial center where goods are received and reshipped
glaciation
break-of-bulk
welfare state
entrepot
30s - Q7
a state that assumes primary responsibility for the social well-being of its citizens
welfare state
ethnically homogenous
ecotourism
social state
30s - Q8
a spring that throws forth intermittent jets of heated water and steam
fjord
geyser
arctic tundra
hot spring
30s - Q9
a non-indigenous or non-native plant or animal that threatens
ecosystems, habitats, or other species
boreal
indigenous
continental
invasive species
30s - Q10
a spring whose water issues at a temperature higher than that of its
surroundings
hot spring
tectonics
fjord
geyser
30s - Q11
The landforms of Svalbard were created through repeated ice ages and the folding and faulting associated with continental drift and
hot springs
geysers
wind patterns
plate tectonics
30s - Q12
Due to dry conditions, poor soil quality, extremely cold temperatures, and frozen ground, vegetation in the ____________________ climate is limited.
arctic tundra
humid continental
subarctic
marine west coast
30s - Q13
The Kemi River in ____________________ is harnessed for hydroelectric power, a significant renewable resource.
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
30s - Q14
Increased trade during the 1300s integrated Northern European countries with mainland Europe, causing Nordic society to become increasingly
isolated
distinct
continental
industrialized
30s - Q15
Which of the following best describes the population of Iceland?
racially mixed
various religions
diverse cultures
ethnically homogenous
30s