A) Its unusually warm water. B) Its proximity to a large city. C) Its abundance of fish. D) Its stunning turquoise-blue water.
A) The Scandinavian Mountains (Fjällen). B) The Andes. C) The Alps. D) The Himalayas.
A) Big Lake. B) Mountain Peak. C) Clear Water. D) Forest Edge.
A) The northern section, between Abisko and Nikkaluokta. B) The western section, in the foothills. C) The eastern section, near the Finnish border. D) The southern section, near the coast.
A) Dense, ancient forests. B) Fertile farmland. C) Coastal marshes. D) Vast, open tundra and rocky terrain.
A) Spring (April to May). B) Summer (June to September). C) Autumn (October to November). D) Winter (December to March).
A) Sailing. B) Ice fishing. C) Photography. D) Berry picking.
A) Deep emerald green. B) Dark brown. C) Crystal clear and colorless. D) Turquoise or milky blue.
A) Padjelanta National Park. B) Sarek National Park. C) Abisko National Park. D) Vindelfjällen Nature Reserve.
A) Mountain huts. B) Bed and breakfasts. C) Luxury hotels. D) Hostels.
A) Reindeer. B) Bears. C) Moose. D) Wolves.
A) It is consistently warm and sunny. B) It is always cold and snowy. C) It can change rapidly, with sun, rain, and wind. D) It is characterized by heavy fog.
A) A volcanic caldera. B) A glacial valley. C) A sinkhole. D) A river delta.
A) Red. B) Green. C) Yellow. D) Blue.
A) Below sea level. B) Around 500-600 meters above sea level. C) Exactly 100 meters above sea level. D) Over 2000 meters above sea level.
A) Hundreds of kilometers. B) Less than a kilometer. C) Exactly one kilometer. D) Several kilometers.
A) Tall pine trees. B) Cactus species. C) Tropical plants. D) Mosses, lichens, and low-growing shrubs.
A) Dealing with extreme heat. B) Crossing wide rivers without bridges. C) Navigating boggy areas and rocky scree. D) Finding shade.
A) April and May. B) October and November. C) December and January. D) June and July.
A) Stockholm. B) Abisko. C) Malmö. D) Göteborg.
A) It is only suitable for industrial use. B) It is safe to drink (after filtering or purification). C) It is highly polluted and unsafe to touch. D) It contains many harmful microorganisms.
A) Tectonic plate movement. B) Volcanic activity. C) Erosion by wind. D) Glaciation.
A) During the dark winter months. B) During spring when the snow is melting. C) During autumn when leaves are changing. D) During the summer months with the midnight sun.
A) Industrial pollution from nearby factories. B) Deforestation for agriculture. C) Overfishing by local communities. D) Climate change and its impact on glacial melt and permafrost.
A) To engage in extreme sports. B) To experience remote wilderness and breathtaking mountain scenery. C) To visit historical Viking sites. D) To find rare medicinal herbs. |