| A | B |
|---|
| France | Paris capital |
| Netherlands | Amsterdam capital |
| Germany | Berlin capital |
| Switzerland | Bern capital |
| Largest country in westren central Eurpoe | France |
| Austria | Vienna capital |
| Belgium | Brussels capital |
| Country that borders North Sea and Baltic Sea | Germany |
| Landlocked countries | Austria and Switzerland |
| English Channel connects | great Britain and France |
| Southern France borders | Mediterranean Sea |
| Peak | the highest point of a mountain |
| Pass | an opening in a mountain range |
| Polder | a piece of land that was once part of the sea |
| Dike | a wall that prevents flooding and keep back the sea |
| Eurasia | the world's largest land mass |
| Dialect | a form of a language |
| Romance language | a language that comes from Latin |
| Tariff | Tx that countries put on goods they import |
| Currency | a system of money |
| International trade | the buying and selling of goods and services among people |
| Tide | the regular daily rise and fall of ocean waters |
| The Salzburg Festival | has music, plays, concerts, operas |
| Alps | the biggest physical feature of western central Europe |
| Massif Central | covers about one-sixth of France |
| Rhine | Germany's most important waterway |
| Marine West Coast climate | most of western central Europe |
| Christians | most western central Europeans |
| Notre Dam | church in Paris, France |
| Canals | are found in Amsterdam, Netherlands |
| Western problems | aging populations and economy |
| Football in western Europe | called soccer in America |
| Four official languages | in Switzerland |
| Most popular place to travel | France |
| The Netherlands | largest amounts of natural gases |
| A major natural resource in western central Europe | coal and iron ore |
| Switzerland and Luxembourg | famous for banking |
| France and Germany produce | wine |
| Famous for flowers and cheese | The Netherlands |
| Problem of pollution | caused by automobile traffice |
