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QUESTIONS FOR GENEBAIJ REVIEW.
REVTEMT. QIITSTrONS r''OR GtrNERAL
and chief peculiarities of the following cities: NORTH AMERICA. IY. What are the situation Rio Janeiro ? Buenos Ayres ? Bahia ? Lima ? Santiago ? Quito ? Valparaiso ?
I. How may the surface of North America be described, as to its plains, Sucre? Cochabamba? Para? Potosi'l LaPaz? Montevideo?
plateaus, and mountain systems ? What are the principal rivers that flow V. \Yhat cities are near the parallel of L0' north ? What near the equa-
down the Atlantic Slope ? What are the principal tributaries to ihe Missis- tor? Near 10" south? Near 20'south? Near the Tropic of Capricorn? Near
sippi River ? To the Ohio River ? What rivcrs flow into the Gulf of lVlexico ? 30" south ? . Near 40" south ? What is the latitucle of Cape Horn ? What
What rir.ers flow into the Pacific Ocean or its waters ? What river flows into countries are wholly or partly betv'een the equator and 10' north? Between
the Arctic Ocean ? What river drains the basin of the Great Lakes ? What the equator aud 20' south ? Between 20' aurl 40' south ? South of 40'?
are its chief branches ?
II. Horv may the climate of North America be clescribetl, in each of its r
physical sections ? The vegetation ? What animals abound ? What mine- --^y4|9++
rals ? Of what races do the inhabitants consist ? In what proportion ? EUROPE. III. How may the following countrics be described, as tri situation, sur- .
face, soil, climate, productions, inhabitants, government, religion, etc.: Green- I. Where is the principal lowland plain in Europe ? What rivers drain
land ? Iceland ? Ontario ? Quebec ? British Columbia ? New Brunswick ? it ? What rivers drain the basin of the Baltic Sea ? What rivers flow into
Nova Scotia ? United States ? Central America ? Cuba ? the Black Sea ? Where is the loftiest plateau in Europe ? Where is the
IV. Why is the climate of the r'r'e stern part of North America warmer than chief mountain system ? What ranges does it include ? Which is the
that of the eastern ? Why is Iceland warmer than Greenland ? Why does highest of these ? Which is the loftiest peak ?
more rain fall on the eastcrn than on the western side of the Rocky }Ioun- II. What pa,rts of Europe have a wa,rm climate ? Wrat parts have a
tails ? Which of the United. States have a colrl climate ? Which have n colcl climate ? Can you give any reason for this ? Which are the wind
'rarm climate ? Which of the United States are chiefly agricultural ? Which coultries of Europe ? Where does wheat grow ? What minerals are abun.
are ct{nmercial princ\ra)ly ? In lvhich is there great manufacturing industry ? dant'/ In what countries ? What races are included. among the inhabitants
V. ILrn' nay the following rartscs of mountains be described. : Alleghany ? of this grand dir-ision ? What forms of religiou prevail ? What is the
Green ? Cumbcrland ? Itocky ? Sierra Nevada ? Sierra Madre ? Coast Range ? preYalent form of government?
Cascade Range? W"here is Mt. Brown? Mt, Washington? Mt. Katahdin? III. IIow may the following countries be described, as to situation, surface,
trIt. Ilooker ? Mt. Mitchel ? Mt. Ifarcy ? Mt. St. Elias ? Which range has the soil, etc. : Ilussia ? Sweclen and. Norway ? France ? Spain ? Portugal ? Italy ?
grtratest average heiglrt ? Greece ? Turkey ? Austria ? Germany ? Switzerland ? Denmark ? Holland ?
VI. What are the situation and most prominent charaeteristics of the fol- Belgium ? Great Britain ?
lowing cities : Montreal ? Ilalifax ? Ottarva ? Quebec ? St. John ? Toronto ? Which of these countrieg are mountainous ? \Mhich ere low and level ?
Yictoria ? Washington ? New York ? Philadelphia ? Brooklyn ? St. Louis ? Which are noted for commerce ? Which for manufirctures ? \Mhich are
Chicago ? Baitimore ? Boston ? Cincinnati ? New Orleans ? San Francisco ? chiefly agricultural ? Which are kingdoms ? \Yhich, empires ? Which,
Bull'alo ? Newark ? Louisr-illc ? Cleveland ? Detroit ? Portland ? Lolvell ? republics ?
Providence ? New Albany ? I\fil'waukee ? Burlington ? Wilmington ? Pitts- IV. What are the situation and chief characteristics of the followins
burg ? Mexico ? Puebla ? Vera Cruz ? Guatemala ? Havana ? cities : London ? Paris ? Constantinople ? Berlin'i St. Petersburg ? Vienfa t
YII. What cities in the Ilnited States arc near the parallel of t[0' north Liverpool ? Manchester ? Glasgow ? Naples ? Moscorv ? Lyons ? Dublin ?
latitude ? What cities are near that of 36" north ? What near 32" north ? Hamburg ? Lisbon ? Amsterdam ? Birmingham ? Rome ? Sheffield ? Madrid ?
What states and territories are rvholly or partly between the parallels of Etlinburgh? Athens? Warsaw? Copenhagen? Bristol? Dresden? Altrverp?
28' and 32' ? \Mhat between 32' 'anrl 36' ? \Mhat betn'een 36' and 40'? Barcelona ? Frankfort ? Venice ? Genoa ? Geneva ? Bern ?
What between 40" and 44' ? W-hat states are wholly or partly north of 44'? V. What cities are nea,r the parallel of 70'? What are near that of
Betwecn what parallels is British Columbia ? Mexico ? Central America ? 55" ? Near 50' ? Near 45' ? Near 40'? Whai cities have nearly the same
latitude as St. Petersburg ? As Moscow ? As London ? As Vienna ? As
Rome ? As Athens ?
What countries of Europe are wholly or partly betn'een the parallels of
those of 45' ald 55'? Between those of 55' and 65'? SOUTH AMERICA. 35" and 45" ? Between
I. What and where are the principal lowland plains of South America ? +edP#
What great rivers drain them ? \Mhere are the principal plateaus ? What
peaks among systemsare rnountain lofty the chief ? \Ylnt the And.es ? ASIA. are Plata ? Amazon the chief tributaries the LaWhat of the ? Of
II. Wrat is the climate of each of the great physical sections of South 'Wllere are the great plains of Asia ? W"hat rivers drain them ? Where
America? \Yhat is the character of the vegetation? What minerals are the plateaus ? Where is the chief mountain system ? What ranges does
abound? What animals? Desclibe the inhabitants. What forms of re- it comprehend? What rivers derive their waters partly from thern ? Where
ligion prevail ? What languages are spoken ? What forms of government are the loftiest peaks ? \Mhat are the situation and direction of the followins
prevail ? ranges : Taurus ? Elbrooz ? Altai ? Peling ? Thian Shan ? Bolor ?
III. I{ow nay the following countries be described : Brazil ? Guiana ? II. What varieties of climate does Asia present? What parts have a cold
Venezuela ? liritecl States of Colombia ? Ecuador ? Peru ? Bolivia ? Chili ? climate ? What parts have a temperate climate ? What parts har-e a warm
Patagonia ? Argentine liepublic ? Paraguay ? Uruguay ? climate ? \Mhat parts are rvell-watered ? What parts are rainless ? Why ?
Why is the climate of Brazil moister than that of Peru ? \4rhy js western What varieties in vegetation does Asia present ? In the animal kingdom ?
Bolir.ia rainless ? Why is the greater part of Patagonia a desert ? Where is fn minerals? Of what races do the inlttbitants consist? In what propor-
the vcgetation most luxuriant'? \l'hy ? tion? What form of government prevails?
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