A) North Sea B) Baltic Sea C) Atlantic Ocean D) Mediterranean Sea
A) Government buildings B) Local cuisine C) Land reclaimed from the sea D) Traditional Dutch dance
A) Utrecht B) Hague C) Amsterdam D) Rotterdam
A) Mississippi B) Amazon C) Rhine D) Nile
A) Groningen B) North Holland C) Limburg D) Zeeland
A) Concrete B) Wood C) Steel D) Clay
A) Provided electricity B) Used to pump water out of low-lying areas C) Navigation guidance for ships D) Protected against thunderstorms
A) Climate control B) Tourist attraction C) Fish farming D) Regulate water flow in rivers
A) Building underground reservoirs B) Creating more space for river flooding C) Developing beach resorts D) Building skyscrapers
A) Heineken Brewery B) Philips Electronics C) KLM Airlines D) Rijkswaterstaat
A) Oil drilling sites B) Tourist attractions C) Protecting the mainland from storm surges D) Farming centers
A) Creating water plazas and green roofs B) Developing desalination plants C) Building skyscrapers D) Banning water use
A) Tourism development B) Flood protection C) Agricultural irrigation D) Transportation infrastructure
A) Windmills of Kinderdijk B) Delta Works C) Anne Frank House D) Keukenhof Gardens
A) Utrecht B) The Hague C) Rotterdam D) Amsterdam
A) Zaanse Schans B) Keukenhof C) Van Gogh Museum D) Afsluitdijk
A) Rembrandt B) Vincent van Gogh C) Hieronymus Bosch D) Johannes Vermeer |