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ANNAS KEWL EUROPE AND RUSSIA QUIZ

Europe and Russian geography, natural resources, etc.

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loessa type of rich, dustlike soil found on the North European Plain
hydroelectric powerthe power generated by water-driven turbines
fossil fuelfuel developed from the remains of ancient animals; includes coal, oil, and natural gas
reservesavailable supply of something such as coal or oil
rain shadowan area on the sheltered side of a mountain that receives little rainfall
prairiean area of grassland
tundraa treeless plain in Arctic Circle areas with permanently frozen ground; during the breif season when the topsoil thaws, grasses and mosses grow
permafrostsoil that is permanently frozen
taigaan enormus Russian forest, covering more than three million acres
steppea mostly treeless plain; in Russia these are grasslands of fertile soil suitable for farming
poldera new peice of land reclaimed from the sea; in the Netherlands, land created by building dikes and draining water
population densitythe average number of people living in an area
peninsulaland area nearly surrounded by water
plateaua large, raised area of mostly level land
tributarya river or stream that flows into a larger river
navigablewide enough and deep enough for ships to travel through
Europethe world's second- smallest continent; a peninsula of the Eurasian landmass bounded by the Arctic Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterrenean Sea, and
Russiaa country in northern Eurasia
Eurasiathe landmass that includes the European and Asian continents
Ural Mountainsa mountain system in northern Eurasia forming part of the border between Europe and Asia
Alpsthe major south- central European Mountain system; the range includes Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn
Siberiaa resource- rich region of Russia, extending east across northern Asia from the Ural Mountains to the Pacific coast
Barcelonaa city and seaport in Northeastern Spain
Irktutska city in east- central Russia, on the CEntral Siberian Plateau


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