Today's Issues in Europe
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- Q 1/22Score 0Which of these countries are located entirely within the high risk area of acid rain?29SwedenHungaryBelgiumDenmark
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- Q1Which of these countries are located entirely within the high risk area of acid rain?SwedenHungaryBelgiumDenmark30sEditDelete
- Q2Which of these countries has the lowest risk of acid rain?SpainSwedenGermanyPoland30sEditDelete
- Q3Which of these countries has a large region with a medium risk of acid rain?Italythe NetherlandsBelgiumSweden30sEditDelete
- Q4What risk from acid rain does Denmark have?mostly highnonemostly lowmostly medium30sEditDelete
- Q5Which of these countries has areas with low, medium, and high risks of acid rain?United Kingdomthe NetherlandsSwedenFrance30sEditDelete
- Q6What is the raft made of?the Eurolumbera map of Europea billboard30sEditDelete
- Q7Which of these phrases best describes the raft?sinking in a stormgrounded on a sandbarsailing smoothly in calm watersstruggling in choppy seas30sEditDelete
- Q8What do the people represent?ethnic groupscountriesreligionsindustries30sEditDelete
- Q9Why are the people on the raft pointing in different directions?They cannot agree on a coursethey are looking for foodthey are signaling for helpthey are pointing at people on the shore30sEditDelete
- Q10Which of the following phrases best describes the cartoonist's attitude about the European Union?angry at leadersadmiring of leadersdoubtful of successhopeful for success30sEditDelete
- Q11When Serbia started a war to prevent Bosnia and Herzegovina from declaring independence and used murder to get rid of Muslims and Croats it was called...slavic cleansingethnic cleansingKLA30sEditDelete
- Q12What problems do chemical fertilizers create?both of thesethe lack of oxygen causes fish to diethey cause the growth of algae30sEditDelete
- Q13How has the European Union helped the effort to restore Europe's environment?by starting a program to employ prisoners to clean up the environmentby requiring countries to produce less cars by the year 2030They agreed to require countries to reduce the emissions from cars and vans30sEditDelete
- Q14what are fossil fuels?waterparticulatesozoneoil and gas30sEditDelete
- Q15What is caused by air pollution when it rains?acid raintornadoessmog30sEditDelete
- Q16The South Slavs migrated from Russia and Poland.FT30sEditDelete
- Q17Under Muslim rule, the Serbians converted to Islam.TF30sEditDelete
- Q18Tito encouraged the people of Yugoslavia to think of themselves as Yugoslavs rather than as members of ethnic groups.FT30sEditDelete
- Q19Serbia carried out a program of ethnic cleansing in KosovoFT30sEditDelete
- Q20The successful containment of pollution at a goldmine in Romania is an example of cooperation amongst countries.TF30sEditDelete
