A) Pyhäkero B) Palkaskero C) Lumikero D) Taivaskero
A) The round, treeless top of a fell B) A type of moss found in mires C) A kind of dwarf shrub D) An old-growth forest
A) Birch, willow and alder B) Cedar, fir and larch C) Oak, maple and ash D) Scots pine, Norway spruce and fell birch
A) Labrador tea B) Dwarf birch C) Wood crane's-bill D) Downy currant
A) Tussock cottongrass B) Dwarf cornel C) Cowberry D) Ostrich fern
A) Herb-rich forests B) Open fells C) Heath forests D) Mires
A) Lumijärvi Lake B) Kerojärvi Lake C) Pallasjärvi Lake D) Pyhäjärvi Lake
A) Reindeer B) Elk C) Red fox D) Mountain hare
A) Wolverine and wolf B) Polar bear and wolverine C) Wolf and red fox D) Eurasian brown bear and northern lynx
A) White-throated dipper B) Siberian jay C) Wood warbler D) Common blackbird
A) Rock ptarmigan, willow grouse and Eurasian dotterel B) Common blackbird, wood warbler and Siberian jay C) Wood sandpiper, western yellow wagtail and ruff D) Bluethroat, spotted redshank and pine grosbeak
A) Siberian jays and pine grosbeaks B) Common blackbirds and wood warblers C) Owls and hawks D) Wood sandpipers and ruffs
A) 1,200 square kilometres B) 500 square kilometres C) 1,020 square kilometres D) 750 square kilometres
A) 50 km B) Approximately 100 km C) 150 km D) 200 km
A) 561,200 visits B) 700,000 visits C) 600,000 visits D) 400,000 visits
A) Oulanka National Park B) Lapland Mountains C) The Pallastunturi Fells D) Lake Inari
A) Walking, mountain biking, paddling, skiing, snowshoeing B) Rock climbing, paragliding, and spelunking C) Cycling on paved roads, horseback riding, and kayaking D) Swimming, surfing, and scuba diving
A) 600 kilometres B) 500 kilometres C) 340 kilometres D) 200 kilometres
A) 30 kilometres B) 100 kilometres C) 50 kilometres D) 70 kilometres
A) 1950 B) 1920 C) 1934 D) 1945
A) December–January B) March–April C) September D) June–July
A) 5 °C B) -30 °C C) 20 °C D) 10 °C
A) September B) March–April C) June–July D) December–January
A) Late July B) Early May C) Mid-June D) Early September
A) March–April B) December–January C) September–October D) June–July
A) Late July B) Early June C) Early November D) Mid-September
A) In early June B) After mid-October C) Before mid-September D) During July
A) Glass bottles B) Biowaste C) Paper and cardboard D) Metal waste
A) Fell Lapland Visitor Centre B) Yllästunturi Visitor Centre C) Pallastunturi Visitor Centre D) Sammaltunturi weather station
A) More than 50 μg/m3 B) Exactly 10 μg/m3 C) Less than 4 μg/m3 D) Around 30 μg/m3
A) World Health Organization B) Finnish Meteorological Institute C) United Nations Environment Programme D) EUROPARC Federation
A) Five B) Four C) Two D) Three
A) Meän Elämää (Our Life) B) Lapland Wildlife C) The Art of Finland D) Northern Lights Experience
A) Johan Kaskinen B) Akseli Gallen-Kallela C) Kaarlo Linkola D) Eero Saarinen
A) 1928 B) 2005 C) 1938 D) 1910
A) 2005 B) 1928 C) 1938 D) 1910
A) 2005 B) 1930s C) 1910s D) 1950s
A) Äkäslompolo B) Pyhätunturi Fell C) Ylläs-Aakenus Nature Reserve D) Pallas-Ounastunturi National Park
A) Nature-themed products B) Furniture C) Clothing D) Electronics |