A) Helsinki
B) Salla
C) Kuolajärvi
D) Rovaniemi

A) January 1, 1980
B) January 1, 2022
C) January 1, 2000
D) January 1, 2015

A) 39
B) 41
C) 42
D) 40

A) 200 square kilometers
B) 50 square kilometers
C) 99.83 square kilometers
D) 150 square kilometers

A) National Board of Antiquities
B) Finnish Environment Institute
C) Metsähallitus
D) Lapland Tourism

A) Volcanoes and lava fields
B) Ancient forests and small bogs, glacier-shaped hills and ridges
C) Deserts and sand dunes
D) Beaches and coral reefs

A) A Finnish-Russian border crossing
B) Metsähallitus headquarters
C) Kuolajärvi Lapp village
D) The tourist and ski center of Sallatunturi

A) The Tuntsa wildfire, Finland’s largest recorded forest fire
B) Establishment of the Aatsinki–Onkamo Natura 2000 site
C) The Winter War ended
D) Salla became a municipality

A) Designation of Salla as a national park
B) Introduction of a rail connection to Salla
C) Establishment of the Sallatunturi nature reserve
D) Creation of the Salla Visitor Center

A) Establishment of a new highway to Kemijärvi
B) Building of a large shopping mall near Sallatunturi
C) Metal stairs to the Kaunisharju viewpoint, an accessible rest spot at Kolmiloukkonen
D) Construction of a new airport in Salla

A) Approximately 62,200 visits
B) Less than 5,000 visits
C) Approximately 10,000 visits
D) Over 100,000 visits

A) There are no plans for a rail connection
B) A rail connection has been completed
C) The rail connection was canceled
D) Calls for a rail connection to be extended from Kemijärvi

A) Modern urban development plans
B) Ancient Roman ruins
C) Stone Age lakeshore sites such as Kenttälampi and rows of hunting pits
D) Medieval castles

A) It remained entirely within Finland
B) It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site
C) It became an independent country
D) Finland ceded large parts east of the new border

A) Industrial development zones
B) Tourist amusement parks
C) Military training grounds
D) Protection of natural habitats