Geography of the Alps - Quiz
A) Colle di Tenda B) Savona C) Colle della Maddalena D) Simplon Pass
A) Colle di Tenda and Colle della Maddalena B) Col du Mont Cenis and Col Ferret C) Colle della Maddalena and Montgenevre Pass D) Simplon Pass and Splügen Pass
A) Matterhorn B) Mont Blanc C) Piz Bernina D) Monte Rosa
A) Switzerland B) France C) Italy D) Austria
A) Vienna B) Geneva C) Milan D) Zurich
A) Hochfeiler B) Großglockner C) Zuckerhütl D) Weißkugel
A) Col Ferret and Simplon Pass B) Lake Geneva and Col des Montets C) Grimsel Pass and Reuss D) Simplon Pass and Splügen Pass
A) Gran Paradiso B) Barre des Écrins C) Jungfrau D) Mont Blanc
A) Alpine Club's classification B) European Geography Society C) United Nations Alpine Council D) International Mountaineering Union
A) Triglav B) Ortler C) Tödi D) Marmolada
A) 4810 m B) 4634 m C) 4478 m D) 4049 m
A) North of the Rhône B) North of Sargans C) South of Lake Geneva D) North-east of Oberalp Pass
A) Finsteraarhorn B) Gran Paradiso C) Tödi D) Jungfrau
A) Simplon Pass B) Brenner Pass C) Saint Gotthard Pass D) Great St. Bernard Pass
A) 1994 m B) 1908 m C) 435 m D) 2084 m
A) Lake Constance B) Lake Como C) Lake Geneva D) Lake Maggiore
A) Danube B) Rhine C) Rhone D) Po
A) Splügen Pass B) Periadriatic Seam C) Alpine-dinaric seam D) Grauwacken Zone
A) Rhine valley B) Grauwacken Zone C) Periadriatic Seam D) Flysch zone
A) Jura Mountains B) Apennines C) Dinarides D) Carpathians
A) Helvetic system B) Southern Alps system C) Penninic system D) Austroalpine system
A) Helvetic system B) Austroalpine system C) Southern Alps system D) Penninic system
A) Splügen Pass B) Lake Como C) Bregenz Forest D) Tauern window
A) It is the lowest pass in the Alps B) It is approximately halfway along the main chain C) It is the most important pass in the Alps D) It is the most mountainous pass
A) Danube B) Po C) Aare D) Rhône
A) Dunkelsteiner Wald B) Schwäbisch-Bayerisches Alpenvorland C) Bayerischer Wald D) Pannonian Basin
A) Vienna Woods B) Pannonian Basin C) Po Basin D) Marchfeld
A) Savona B) Idrija C) Lyon D) Vienna
A) Four B) Three C) Two D) Five
A) Danube B) Aare C) Rhône D) Po
A) Danube B) Marchfeld C) Pannonian Basin D) Vienna Woods
A) The Alps are purely volcanic B) The same events created neighboring ranges C) There is no geological record D) The geology is too inconsistent
A) Rhone Glacier B) Aletsch Glacier C) Tauern Glacier D) Dauphiné Glacier
A) Bernese Alps B) Italian Alps C) Dauphiné Alps D) Hohe Tauern
A) Only in the French Alps B) All higher mountain groups C) Exclusively in the northern valleys D) Only in the Austrian Alps
A) In the center of the ranges B) Only within the glaciers C) On the highest peaks D) Around the edge
A) In central Austria B) In the Italian Alps C) On the southern side D) On the northern side
A) Salzkammergut lakes B) Lake Geneva C) Lago Maggiore D) Lake Zurich
A) Danube B) Po C) Rhine D) Rhone
A) Inn B) Drôme C) Ticino D) Reuss
A) Drava B) Mur C) Adda D) Enns
A) Near Monte Forcola B) At Lunghin Pass C) Near Furka Pass D) In the Bernese Alps
A) Adige B) Aare C) Ticino D) Sava |
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