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Is there a map quiz game for Europe?

Is there a map quiz game for Europe?

This Europe map quiz game has got you covered. From Iceland to Greece and everything in between, this geography study aid will get you up to speed in no time, while also being fun. If you want to practice offline, download our printable maps of Europe in pdf format.

Why are there no European countries in geography games?

Note: There are a few European countries not included in the game. This is because they were too small to be easily selected with a mouse or recognized on the size of map we used. Each time you correctly select a European country on the map you will get 5 points. However, one point will be deducted for each incorrect guess.

What can you do with a Europe map?

It’s ideal for a topical classroom display you can use as part of a Geography topic, although it’ll also look great in bedrooms and hallways. As with all our fabulous resources, this Europe map is available to download at the click of a button.

How to help your kids learn about Europe?

Explore some of our wonderful suggestions of Europe-themed resources to enhance your lessons below: Europe Map Labelling Activity Worksheet – Test how well your kids know Europe using these Labelling Worksheets. Here, your kids will be provided with a blank map of Europe and accompanying labels to stick on.

How is the European continent separated from Asia?

The European continent, despite it has no clear geographical or geological boundary in east, is by convention ‘separated’ from Asia by the Ural Mountains, the Ural River, the Caucasus Mountains, in south east by the Caspian Sea and the Black Sea (see Map of Asia, with the soft border between the continents).

Where is the northernmost point of Europe located?

The northernmost point of mainland Europe is on the northern tip of the Cape Nordkinn peninsula in Norway, its southernmost point is Punta de Tarifa on the Atlantic end of the Straits of Gibraltar in Spain, and its westernmost point is at cape Cabo da Roca in Portugal.

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