Russia Vocabulary
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- Q1What is "permafrost"?soil that cannot grow anythingsoil that is found in Russiasoil that is permanently frozensoil that is has frost all over it30s
- Q2What does it mean if land is "arable"?It means that they are cutting down all the trees.It means that you cannot farm it very wellIt means that you can grow crops on itIt means that it is in the rural part of the country30s
- Q3What is the "standard of living"?the average income of a family in a countrythe percentage of people in a country that live over the poverty linehow comfortable people are and how much wealth is available to themhow literate a country is or is not30s
- Q4What is GDP?it is how much a country imports per year; this is used to gage how wealthy the country is because they can tell how much money they country spendsit is how much a country exports per year; this is used to gage how wealthy the country is because they can tell how much money they country makesthe estimated total value of all the final goods and services produced in a nation in a year’s time; this is used to gage how “wealthy” a country is30s
- Q5What is GDP per capita?it is the average of how much each individual from that country owes (their debt)it is the average annual income of a nation’s citizens; per capita is Latin for “by each head”it is the average of how much each individual citizen from that country makes per year30s
- Q6What was a Russian leader called before 1917?czara dictatorpresidentking or queen30s
- Q7What is the currency that Russia uses?EuroDollarPoundRuble30s
- Q8If you can read and write in your native language, you are:literateilliterateliteracy rate30s
- Q9Clearing a large area of forests is calledacid raindeforestationdesertificationcorruption30s
- Q10the percent of a nation’s population over the age of 15 who are able to read and write:literateliteracy ratesubsidizationGDP per capita30s
- Q11A pair of revolutions in 1917 in Russia that dismantled the tsarist rule and autocracy and led to the rise of the Soviet UnionFederal AssemblycorruptionRussian RevolutionSoviet Union30s
- Q12Dishonest behavior, usually by government officialsfalloutCorruptionRussian Revolutionlying30s
- Q13located in northern Ukraine, site of the worst nuclear disaster in human history that occurred in 1986ChernobylRussiaBerlinMoscow30s
- Q14Russia’s bicameral legislaturelegislatureFederal AssemblyState DumaFederal Council30s
- Q15The smaller of the 2 houses in Russia with 2 representatives from each state, not elected by the citizenslegislatureFederal CouncilFederal AssemblyState Duma30s