DIDACTIC UNIT 9. 5TH COURSE. SCHOOL THE EUROPEAN UNION. TRUE OR FALSE.



Let´s continue talking about the EUROPEAN UNION countries.

Now say whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F).
CORRECT the false ones IN YOUR NOTEBOOK.

1.  If you want you can go to Slovakia,
whose capital city is  Ljubljana, number 26 on the map. (        )

2. Croatia,, whose capital city is Zagreb, joined the EU in 2007 and it´s number 28 on the map. (       )

3.  Norway, whose capital city is Copenhagen. joined the EU in 2007. (      )

4.  Dublin, whose capital city is Ireland, joined the EU in 1973 together with and Finland and it´s number 7 on the map (       )

5. . Sweden is number 15 on the map; it joined the EU in 1995 and it´s capital city is Helsinki (      )

6.  Number 4 on the map is Luxembourg whose capital city has the same name. It joined the EU in 1975 and it´s number 4 on the map.  (      )

7. Budapest is the capital city of Bulgaria, number 25 on the map. Bulgaria joined the EU in 2004. (      )

8.   Germany and Austria joined the EU in the same year (       )

9.  Czech  Republic and Slovenia are numbers 23 and 24 on the map respectively. They joined the EU together in 2007. (        )

10. . Romania is number 26 on the map, Its capital city is Budapest and it joined the EU in 2007 (       )

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