Northern Europe Flashcards
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Denmark
The smallest of the Scandinavian
nations. Located between the North Sea
on the west and the Baltic Sea on
the southeast.
Denmark
_______ was built in the 19th Century. For years it was known to
be the residence of Christian IV but the
place was engulfed in fire then restored to later become the famous Danish
Museum of National History.
Frederiksborg Palace
The Little Mermaid is in?
Denmark
The country’s products; Bacon, Butter, Beer, Cheese
Denmark
_____ is the country with the largest meat
consumption of the world.
Denmark
The open sandwiches, known as
_____, which in their basic form
are the usual fare for lunch, can be
considered a national specialty when
prepared and decorated with a variety
of fine ingredients. Hot meals
traditionally consist of meats or fish
dishes with mustard sauce and
trimmings.
smørrebrød
*Oil, natural gas, gravel, sand, limestone, chalk, clay and salt are some of the natural resources which can be found in the underground. Crude
oil and natural gas is found in the
territories of the North Sea.
* Royal Copenhagen – Dinnerwares
Denmark
held at Silkeborg, Denmark, in early August. An event, which includes a fun fair, thousands of lit candles along the lake, and nightly cruises, the _______ main highlight, is the spectacular fireworks display on the
last night of the festival.
Fire Festival Regatta
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Ice land
The second largest island in Europe, next
to Great Britain
Had been control by Denmark since the
late 14th century, became a separate,
independent kingdom under the Danish
crown in 1918and was made a republic in
1944.
Reyjavik, capital
Iceland
Helka and Blue Lagoon is found in?
Iceland
Furniture, Books, and Cements are product of?
Iceland
Raekjusalat food in?
Iceland
______ is a selection of traditional
cuisine consisting of many dishes, and is
usually consumed around the month of Þorri, which begins on the first Friday after 19 January
Þorramatur
Much of Iceland’s cuisine is based on ___,___,___ with little to no utilization of herbs or spices. Due to the island’s climate, fruits and vegetables
are not generally a component of traditional dishes.
fish, lamb, and dairy products
_____ is a popular beverage in Iceland, and is drunk at breakfast, after meals, and with a light snack in midafternoon.
______ is also widely consumed, to the
extent that the country is said to have one of the highest per capita consumption rates in the world.
Coffee
Coca-cola
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Norway
______ is situated in the western part of
the Scandinavian peninsula.
• _____, like the Danes and Swedes,
are of Teutonic origin.
Norway
Norwegians
Stave Churches and Vigeland Park is found in?
Norway
Who painted the Scream (Norway)
Edward Munch
Salmon, pulp and paper, and natural gas are products of ?
Norway
Norway national dish.
Farikal (Lamb in cabbage)
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Sweden
