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1 Multimedial Test Mali Zvornik, Serbia 2016
2 This test has 40 questions. Instructions Read the question on each PowerPoint slide carefully. Depending on the complexity of the question, we will give you 30 to 75 seconds for a question. Each question is multiple-choice. Choose A, B, C or D. Only one answer is correct. Mark your choice on the Answer Sheet with a circle around the letter that you want to select. If you make a mistake cross out the selected letter and circle a new choice. All questions are going to be repeated (5 sec per slide) at the end of the test. GOOD LUCK!
3 Q. 1 This is a satellite view of: A. Sognefjord B. Gdansk Bay C. Hudson Bay D.White Sea
4 Q. 2 Where did a researcher from Europe meet members of the tribe from the picture? A. Guinea region B. Ethiopian Highlands C. Congo Basin D. Sudan region
5 Q. 3 In which US state is located object from the picture? A. Colorado B. Wyoming C. North Dakota D. South Dakota
6 Q. 4 This animal is characteristic for one of these islands: A. Galapagos B. Madagascar C. Borneo D. Tasmania
7 Q. 5 Which country is represented with this contour? A. Macedonia B. Switzerland C. Bhutan D. Nepal
8 Q. 6 This oil field is located in: A. Venezuela B. Gabon C. Nigeria D. Saudi Arabia
9 Q. 7 Fruit which is on the picture is characteristic for: A. Malawi B. Ecuador C. Spain C. Djibouti
10 Q. 8 In the picture you can see: A. Tropical cyclone B. Tornado C. Monsoon D. Trade wind
11 Q. 9 In the picture you can see: A. Victoria Falls B. Iguazu Falls C. Angel Falls D. Niagara Falls
12 Q. 10 This is logo of: A. Car company B. Oil company C. Copper company D. Steel company
13 Q. 11 What does this map represent? A. Population density B. Total population C. Diaspora D. Number of foreign tourists
14 Q. 12 Which city is on the picture? A. Tbilisi B. Teheran C. Yerevan D. Kabul
15 Q. 13 A. Abrasion B. River erosion C. Karst erosion D. Glacial erosion Which type of erosion made landform on the picture?
16 Q. 14 According to photo conclude how is weather like in winters and summers in this city (55 S, 68 W) A. Warm winters and cold summers B. Cold, snowy winters and fresh summers C. Mild, rainy winters and fresh summers D. Mild, rainy winters and warm, dry summers January June
17 Q. 15 Which graph represents a linguistic structure of Switzerland? A. B. GERMAN FRENCH C. D. ITALIAN ROMANSH OTHER
18 Q. 16 These skyscrapers are the symbol of the city: A. Kuala Lumpur B. Singapore C. Bangkok D. Shanghai
19 Q. 17 In which country can you see this landscape? A. Iceland B. Canada C. Mauritania D. New Zealand
20 Q. 18 This form of agriculture is characteristic for: A. South Asia B. North Africa C. Europe D. South America
21 Q. 19 This picture was taken above cost of: A. Lake Chad B. Lake Aral C. Caspian Sea D. Lake Eyre
22 Population (Millions) Q. 20 A. New Zealand On the graph we can see the increase in the population of: 25 B. Canada C. Australia D. Alaska Year
23 Q. 21 Where is located object from the picture? A. La Manche B. England C. Schwarzwald (Black Forest) D. Loire valley
24 Q. 22 What does this map represent? A. Risk of droughts B. Risk of floods C. Risk of earthquakes D. Risk of hail
25 Q. 23 What does pope meridian divide on map of the world? A. Members of WTO organisation B. Spanish and Portuguese colonies C. Countries of global North and global South D. Members and non-members of OECD
26 Q. 24 Where is this picture taken? A. Sudan B. Mauritania C. Somalia D. Namibia
27 Q. 25 What does this map represent? A. Ring of Fire B. Great fishing area C. Great drought area D. Great hail area
28 Q. 26 Which type of landform is on the picture? A. Sinkhole B. Karst field C. Cliff D. Cave
29 Q. 27 Look at marked area. What does the factor that influence this area to be different from surrounding areas? A. Sea current B. Distance from the sea C. Elevation D. Latitude
30 Q. 28 The city is located on west coast of a continent. Which one? A. North America B. Australia C. Europe D. Africa
31 Q. 29 This picture represents spring of river: A. Rhine B. Danube C. Rhone D. Po
32 Q. 30 Where can we see this landscape? A. Canada B. Siberia C. Central Asia D. Alaska
33 Q. 31 What does this map represent? A. Vanilla production B. Copper production C. Gold production D. Oil production
34 Q. 32 On which island is located this touristic place? A. Santorini (Thira) B. Tenerife C. Majorca D. Sicily
35 Q. 33 From left to right, what is the correct sequence matching these climate graphs to the following cities: 1: Reykjavik 2: Yakutsk 3: Anchorage A. 1,2,3 B. 3,1,2 C. 2,1,3 D. 3,2,1
36 Q. 34 Which territory does this flag represent? A. Puerto Rico B. Hawaii C. French Polynesia D. East Timor
37 Q. 35 Where is this landform located? A. Bolivia B. Turkey C. Mali D. India
38 Q. 36 This plant is located only in: A. Australia B. Africa C. South America D. Europe
39 Q. 37 Which territory is shown on the map: A. South Osetia B. Abkhazia C. Chechnya D. Nagorno-Karabakh
40 Q. 38 This chart is showing countries which economies are the most dependent on: A. Silver B. Gold C. Iron ore D. Oil
41 Q. 39 Which biome is represented on the map? A. Steppe B. Taiga C. Savanna D. Tundra
42 Q. 40 Where is object from the picture located? A. Egypt B. Israel C. Ethiopia D. Jordan
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44 Q. 1 This is a satellite view of: A. Sognefjord B. Gdansk Bay C. Hudson Bay D.White Sea
45 Q. 2 Where did a researcher from Europe meet members of the tribe from the picture? A. Guinea region B. Ethiopian Highlands C. Congo Basin D. Sudan region
46 Q. 3 In which US state is located object from the picture? A. Colorado B. Wyoming C. North Dakota D. South Dakota
47 Q. 4 This animal is characteristic for one of these islands: A. Galapagos B. Madagascar C. Borneo D. Tasmania
48 Q. 5 Which country is represented with this contour? A. Macedonia B. Switzerland C. Bhutan D. Nepal
49 Q. 6 This oil field is located in: A. Venezuela B. Gabon C. Nigeria D. Saudi Arabia
50 Q. 7 Fruit which is on the picture is characteristic for: A. Malawi B. Ecuador C. Spain C. Djibouti
51 Q. 8 In the picture you can see: A. Tropical cyclone B. Tornado C. Monsoon D. Trade wind
52 Q. 9 In the picture you can see: A. Victoria Falls B. Iguazu Falls C. Angel Falls D. Niagara Falls
53 Q. 10 This is logo of: A. Car company B. Oil company C. Copper company D. Steel company
54 Q. 11 What does this map represent? A. Population density B. Total population C. Diaspora D. Number of foreign tourists
55 Q. 12 Which city is on the picture? A. Tbilisi B. Teheran C. Yerevan D. Kabul
56 Q. 13 A. Abrasion B. River erosion C. Karst erosion D. Glacial erosion Which type of erosion made landform on the picture?
57 Q. 14 According to photo conclude how is weather like in winters and summers in this city (55 S, 68 W) A. Warm winters and cold summers B. Cold, snowy winters and fresh summers C. Mild, rainy winters and fresh summers D. Mild, rainy winters and warm, dry summers January June
58 Q. 15 Which graph represents a linguistic structure of Switzerland? A. B. GERMAN FRENCH C. D. ITALIAN ROMANSH OTHER
59 Q. 16 These skyscrapers are the symbol of the city: A. Kuala Lumpur B. Singapore C. Bangkok D. Shanghai
60 Q. 17 In which country can you see this landscape? A. Iceland B. Canada C. Mauritania D. New Zealand
61 Q. 18 This form of agriculture is characteristic for: A. South Asia B. North Africa C. Europe D. South America
62 Q. 19 This picture was taken above cost of: A. Lake Chad B. Lake Aral C. Caspian Sea D. Lake Eyre
63 Population (Millions) Q. 20 A. New Zealand On the graph we can see the increase in the population of: 25 B. Canada C. Australia D. Alaska Year
64 Q. 21 Where is located object from the picture? A. La Manche B. England C. Schwarzwald (Black Forest) D. Loire valley
65 Q. 22 What does this map represent? A. Risk of droughts B. Risk of floods C. Risk of earthquakes D. Risk of hail
66 Q. 23 What does pope meridian divide on map of the world? A. Members of WTO organisation B. Spanish and Portuguese colonies C. Countries of global North and global South D. Members and non-members of OECD
67 Q. 24 Where is this picture taken? A. Sudan B. Mauritania C. Somalia D. Namibia
68 Q. 25 What does this map represent? A. Ring of Fireb B. Great fishing area C. Great drought area D. Great hail area
69 Q. 26 Which type of landform is on the picture? A. Sinkhole B. Karst field C. Cliff D. Cave
70 Q. 27 Look at marked area. What does the factor that influence this area to be different from surrounding areas? A. Sea current B. Distance from the sea C. Elevation D. Latitude
71 Q. 28 The city is located on west coast of a continent. Which one? A. North America B. Australia C. Europe D. Africa
72 Q. 29 This picture represents spring of river: A. Rhine B. Danube C. Rhone D. Po
73 Q. 30 Where can we see this landscape? A. Canada B. Siberia C. Central Asia D. Alaska
74 Q. 31 What does this map represent? A. Vanilla production B. Copper production C. Gold production D. Oil production
75 Q. 32 On which island is located this touristic place? A. Santorini (Thira) B. Tenerife C. Majorca D. Sicily
76 Q. 33 From left to right, what is the correct sequence matching these climate graphs to the following cities: 1: Reykjavik 2: Yakutsk 3: Anchorage A. 1,2,3 B. 3,1,2 C. 2,1,3 D. 3,2,1
77 Q. 34 Which territory does this flag represent? A. Puerto Rico B. Hawaii C. French Polynesia D. East Timor
78 Q. 35 Where is this landform located? A. Bolivia B. Turkey C. Mali D. India
79 Q. 36 This plant is located only in: A. Australia B. Africa C. South America D. Europe
80 Q. 37 Which territory is shown on the map: A. South Osetia B. Abkhazia C. Chechnya D. Nagorno-Karabakh
81 Q. 38 This chart is showing countries which economies are the most dependent on: A. Silver B. Gold C. Iron ore D. Oil
82 Q. 39 Which biome is represented on the map? A. Steppe B. Taiga C. Savanna D. Tundra
83 Q. 40 Where is object from the picture located? A. Egypt B. Israel C. Ethiopia D. Jordan
84 2 nd Balkan International Geography Olympiad Mali Zvornik, Serbia 24 th -30 th June, 2016
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