World Climate Regions! Trivia Facts Quiz

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World Climate Regions! Trivia Facts Quiz

Most people get confused when it comes to telling the difference between weather and climate. Climate is generally a weather condition prevailing in an area for a long period. The earth has six climatic regions, which are polar, temperate, arid, tropical, Mediterranean, and tundra. Take this world climate regions facts trivia and learn more about it. All the best!

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1.

Polar marine
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
2.

Forests cover two-thirds of the land
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
3.

Glacial ridges
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
4.

Alliance with another country
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
5.

One-third of the people make wood products
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
6.

Dairy cattle are raised
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
7.

Peace treaty
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
8.

Warmer in the South
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
9.

Extreme winters in the North
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
10.

Lake region in the South
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
11.

The first settlers were probably from another country
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
12.

Semi-arid
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
13.

Gained independence after 1900
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
14.

Crops raised: hay, oats, wheat, rye, & potatoes
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
15.

One-half of the people are farmers
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
16.

Humid continental
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
17.

Islands are along the coast
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
18.

Iron, textile, and glass products are manufactured
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
19.

Lowland area in the South and Southwest
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
20.

Influenced by the North Atlantic Drift
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
21.

Highlands form the greater part of the country
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
22.

Copper, nickel, zinc, and iron are mined
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
23.

One-eighth of the land is covered by water
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations
24.

Foreigners settled there in the 14^th century
- A.
  
  Land (topography)
- B.
  
  Climate
- C.
  
  History
- D.
  
  Occupations

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