The following countries Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland are called?
Correct answer: B. Nordic
- A. Scandinavian
- B. Nordic
- C. Baltic
- D. None of these
Explanation
Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland and Iceland together form the Nordic countries. Strictly speaking, Scandinavia usually refers to Denmark, Norway and Sweden, which makes Nordic the more accurate term here.
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