Fjords of Norway - Exam
  • 1. Which city is known as the 'Gateway to the Fjords'?
A) Oslo
B) Bergen
C) Tromsø
D) Stavanger
  • 2. What is the longest fjord in Norway?
A) Nærøyfjord
B) Hardangerfjord
C) Sognefjord
D) Geirangerfjord
  • 3. Which of the following activities can you experience in a Norwegian fjord?
A) Sandboarding
B) Kayaking
C) Ice fishing
D) Hot air ballooning
  • 4. What is the term for the process of formation of a fjord?
A) Glacial erosion
B) Avalanche accumulation
C) Volcanic eruption
D) Earthquake dislocation
  • 5. What is a notable characteristic of the list of Norwegian fjords?
A) It includes photographs
B) It is sortable
C) It provides hiking routes
D) It details wildlife
  • 6. Fjords were formed during which geological era?
A) Ice age
B) Cambrian period
C) Cretaceous period
D) Jurassic period
  • 7. Which islands are included in the count of fjords mentioned?
A) The Svalbard islands
B) The Shetland Islands
C) The Faroe Islands
D) The Lofoten Islands
  • 8. Which of the following is a famous UNESCO-listed site featuring a fjord?
A) Nærøyfjord and Geirangerfjord
B) Mount Everest
C) Great Barrier Reef
D) Grand Canyon
  • 9. Which Norwegian county has the most concentration of fjords?
A) Akershus
B) Sogn og Fjordane
C) Hordaland
D) Vestfold
  • 10. What is the width of the Nærøyfjord at its narrowest point?
A) 1 kilometer
B) 250 meters
C) 500 meters
D) 750 meters
  • 11. How many fjords are there approximately in Norway and the Svalbard islands combined?
A) Around 2,000
B) Nearly 800
C) About 1,190
D) Approximately 500
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