20 Questions
What was the primary economy of Denmark according to the text?
Fishing and agriculture
What did Sweden's neutrality during World War I and World War II signify?
It was an attempt to avoid conflicts and maintain peace
Which group of animals is native to Finland but not considered part of Scandinavian wildlife?
The lynx, the great gray owl, and the ringed seal
During what time period did the Swedish Vikings attack lands across northeastern Europe and into Russia?
800s-1000s
Which neighboring countries share borders with Finland?
Sweden, Norway, and Russia
The Swedish Vikings attacked lands across northeastern Europe and into Russia for over 200 years.
True
The Swedish Vikings attacked lands across northeastern Europe and into Russia primarily to establish trade routes.
True
Finland is considered part of Scandinavian wildlife due to its geographical location.
False
Denmark recognized the independence of Iceland in 1945.
True
Finland's boundaries include the Åland Islands found just beyond the southwest coastline.
True
What types of animals do farmers raise in Sweden?
Pigs, cattle, and sheep
What is the primary language spoken in Finland?
Finnish
Which minority group is commonly found in Denmark?
People from Turkey, Pakistan, and Iran
What is the capital and largest city of Finland?
Helsinki
What is the primary economic dependency of Denmark?
Services like banking, education, and health care
Sweden, Norway, and Russia share Finland’s ______
borders
The reliable fishing industry is another source of food for the Swedish people as well as a successful ______
export
Denmark's economy is primarily dependent on services like banking, education, and health care as well as the manufacturing of goods like machinery, processed foods, and ______
metals
Match the country with its capital city:
Sweden = Stockholm Finland = Helsinki Denmark = Copenhagen Norway = Oslo
Match the type of natural resource with the country it is primarily found in:
Fish and fish products = Denmark Forests and lakes = Finland Farmland and soil = Denmark Mountains and coastline = Sweden
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