🖨️ Europe geography worksheet (printable, with answers)
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Which of these animals is the heaviest?
- A. Wild boar
- B. Reindeer
- C. Gray wolf
Which of these countries has the most people?
- A. Poland
- B. Romania
- C. United Kingdom
Moscow Kremlin: which of these is closest to it?
- A. Prague Astronomical Clock
- B. Santorini (Oia)
- C. Eiffel Tower
Which of these is a legend that has never been proven to exist?
- A. Red fox
- B. Loch Ness Monster
- C. Greater flamingo
Which of these animals is the heaviest?
- A. European hedgehog
- B. Snowy owl
- C. Arctic fox
Which of these structures is the tallest?
- A. Louvre Pyramid
- B. Aqueduct of Segovia
- C. Pantheon
Which of these is the oldest?
- A. Moscow Kremlin
- B. Topkapı Palace
- C. Florence Cathedral
Colosseum: which country is it in?
- A. Sweden
- B. Bulgaria
- C. Italy
Which of these was completed most recently?
- A. Big Ben
- B. Royal Palace of Caserta
- C. Reichstag Building
Which of these animals is endangered?
- A. Moose
- B. Eurasian magpie
- C. European eel
Leaning Tower of Pisa: which country is it in?
- A. Italy
- B. Iceland
- C. Poland
Which of these animals is native to North America?
- A. Eurasian brown bear
- B. Eurasian beaver
- C. Polar bear
Which of these countries is the largest by area?
- A. Belarus
- B. Spain
- C. Italy
Which of these countries is the largest by area?
- A. Norway
- B. Finland
- C. Ukraine
Which of these is the furthest north?
- A. Malbork Castle
- B. Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
- C. St Mark's Square
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Answer key — Europe
- B. Reindeer (Wild boar (80 kg) · Reindeer (130 kg) · Gray wolf (40 kg))
It is the only deer species in which both males and females grow antlers. - C. United Kingdom (Poland (38.5 million) · Romania (19 million) · United Kingdom (69.1 million))
- A. Prague Astronomical Clock (Prague Astronomical Clock (1,668 km) · Santorini (Oia) (2,335 km) · Eiffel Tower (2,490 km))
Every hour the Twelve Apostles appear in little windows above the dial. - B. Loch Ness Monster
Legend says a monster lives in Loch Ness, but the famous 1934 'surgeon's photograph' was later revealed as a hoax made with a toy submarine. - C. Arctic fox (European hedgehog (1 kg) · Snowy owl (2 kg) · Arctic fox (3.5 kg))
Its fur changes from brown in summer to white in winter. - C. Pantheon (Louvre Pyramid (21.6 m) · Aqueduct of Segovia (28 m) · Pantheon (43.3 m))
Its dome is exactly as tall as it is wide: 43.3 m. - C. Florence Cathedral (Moscow Kremlin (1485–1495) · Topkapı Palace (1459–1465) · Florence Cathedral (1296–1436))
Brunelleschi built the dome without a wooden support frame underneath. - C. Italy
It could hold an estimated 50,000 to 80,000 spectators. - C. Reichstag Building (Big Ben (1859) · Royal Palace of Caserta (1845) · Reichstag Building (1894))
Its glass dome was added by architect Norman Foster in 1999. - C. European eel
European eels are thought to hatch in the Sargasso Sea and drift thousands of kilometres to Europe as larvae. - A. Italy
Stabilising work from 1993 to 2001 reduced its tilt to about 4 degrees. - C. Polar bear
Under its white-looking fur, a polar bear's skin is black. - B. Spain (Belarus (207,600 km²) · Spain (505,990 km²) · Italy (301,340 km²))
- C. Ukraine (Norway (385,207 km²) · Finland (338,455 km²) · Ukraine (603,550 km²))
- A. Malbork Castle (Malbork Castle (54°N) · Guggenheim Museum Bilbao (43.3°N) · St Mark's Square (45.4°N))
It was the headquarters of the Teutonic Knights.