A) Lapland B) Satakunta C) Southern Ostrobothnia D) Northern Ostrobothnia
A) Global Geopark B) World Heritage Site C) Man and the Biosphere Programme D) Biosphere Reserve
A) Kiutaköngäs Falls B) Halti Mountain C) Oulanka Peak D) Rokuanvaara Hill
A) Kemi, Tornio and Ylitornio B) Oulu, Lappi and Pudasjärvi C) Vaala, Muhos and Utajärvi D) Rovaniemi, Sodankylä and Kemijärvi
A) Turku and Tampere B) Rovaniemi and Oulu C) Oulu and Kajaani D) Helsinki and Espoo
A) Old pine forests B) Deciduous oak forests C) Mixed coniferous and deciduous forests D) Boreal spruce forests
A) Kivijärvi B) Pallas-Yllästunturi C) Syvyydenkaivo D) Pyhäjärvi
A) 100 feet (30 m) B) 200 feet (60 m) C) 75 feet (23 m) D) More than 164 feet (50 m)
A) Terminal moraines B) Kettle holes C) Eskers D) Drumlins
A) A streamlined hill composed of glacial till B) The end moraine at the furthest advance of a glacier C) A depression formed by melting ice blocks D) An elongated ridge formed by sediment deposition
A) Ridges formed at the edge of a glacier B) Irregularly shaped hills composed of glacial debris C) Smooth, elongated hills formed by glaciers D) Depressions left behind after ice blocks melt
A) A smooth, rounded hill shaped by glaciers B) A ridge left behind at the end of a glacier's advance C) An elongated hill formed by glacial action D) A depression formed when a block of ice melts and leaves a hollow
A) Drumlins B) Terminal moraines C) Kettle holes D) Eskers
A) Berm, ravines, dunes and peat bogs B) Canyons and river valleys C) Volcanic craters and lava fields D) Sandstone cliffs and arches
A) Fennoscandian Shield B) Scandinavian Caledonides C) Baltic Shield D) Svecofennian Belt |