A) 22 August 2008 B) 1 April 2008 C) 29 June 2007 D) 15 July 2009
A) In Northeast Greenland B) In Southern Denmark C) In Central Jutland D) In Northwest Jutland, Denmark, from Hanstholm to Agger Tange
A) 300 km2 B) 500 km2 C) 150 km2 D) 244 km2 (94 square miles)
A) 15 July 2009 B) 29 June 2007 C) 1 April 2008 D) 22 August 2008
A) To act as a commercial logging area B) To serve as a simple tourist attraction C) To provide recreational areas for urban residents D) To contain the most unique and characteristic Danish nature and improve and strengthen it
A) Mountainous terrain with dense forests B) Extensive agricultural fields C) Urban parks with playgrounds D) Windy coasts, dune systems, heaths, meadows, and plantations
A) Construction of large dams B) Introduction of sand-binding chemicals C) Relocation of local communities D) Plantings of various grasses and trees, including marram grass and conifers
A) Copenhagen Botanical Garden B) Thy National Park C) Northeast Greenland National Park D) Hanstholm Vildtreservat
A) From 1 October to 31 December B) From 1 April to 15 July C) From 1 June to 30 September D) From 1 January to 31 March
A) Peregrine falcon B) Bald eagle C) European golden plover D) Snowy owl
A) Water lobelia B) Tulip C) Daffodil D) Bluebell
A) In the winter of 2010 B) In the autumn of 2012 C) In the summer of 2015 D) In the spring of 2008
A) Sunflower B) Dandelion C) Daisy D) Scots loveage herb
A) International Space Station B) Global Geopark C) UNESCO World Heritage Site D) Ramsar area and Natura 2000
A) Oak trees and ferns B) Common heather, sand sedge, marram grass, black crowberry, bell heather, and various lichens C) Cacti and succulents D) Pine trees and mosses
A) They are part of a petting zoo B) They are used for logging purposes C) They are used for recreational riding D) They help control excess vegetation
A) Kangaroo B) Crane C) Polar bear D) Penguin
A) To give the sandy heath a chance by controlling vegetation B) To clear land for agriculture C) To generate energy D) To create firebreaks for wildfire prevention
A) Its remains are visible in the form of limestone cliffs B) It is a popular swimming spot C) It is a major shipping route D) It is a source of fresh water
A) Post-glacial rebound B) Erosion C) Tectonic uplift D) Volcanic activity
A) Dolmens B) Organized flint productions C) Kitchen middens D) Burial mounds
A) During World War II B) Around the year 1800 C) During the Viking Age D) In the Middle Ages
A) Eight B) Five C) Ten D) Three
A) Conducting scientific research B) Fortifying the Atlantic Wall C) Housing refugees D) Storing food supplies |