A) Germany B) Italy C) Switzerland D) Austria
A) Appalachians B) Hohe Tauern C) Pyrenees D) Alps
A) European Union B) United Nations C) World Wildlife Fund D) Austrian Alpine Club
A) 500 square kilometres B) About 1,834 square kilometres (708 sq mi) C) 3,000 square kilometres D) 800 square kilometres
A) Hohe Tauern National Park B) Thayatal National Park C) Kalkalpen National Park D) Neusiedler See-Seewinkel Nationalpark
A) 1,198 square kilometres (463 sq mi) B) 638 square kilometres C) 500 square kilometres D) 2,000 square kilometres
A) Tourism B) Agricultural use C) Hiking D) Fishing
A) Five B) Ten C) Three D) Seven
A) I B) III C) II D) IV
A) Pasterze B) Aletsch C) Mer de Glace D) Vatnajökull
A) They are man-made. B) They are a notable natural feature. C) They are artificial lakes. D) They are located outside the park.
A) 1992 B) 2000 C) 1981 D) 1971
A) Austria and Germany only B) All European Union countries C) Italy and Switzerland D) Participating states at Heiligenblut
A) Protection and maintenance of traditional Alpine lifestyles. B) Industrial development C) Urban expansion D) Commercial farming
A) Swiss Pines B) Oak trees C) Maple trees D) Birch trees
A) Edelweiss B) Daisy C) Bluebell D) Saxifraga rudolphiana
A) Polar bear B) Koala C) Bearded vulture D) Giraffe
A) White-tailed deer B) Moose C) Elk D) Red deer
A) Harpy eagle B) Peregrine falcon C) Bald eagle D) Golden eagle
A) 5,000 m B) 3,500 m C) 1,500 m D) About 2,800 m (9,200 ft) |