North America

How many countries make up the continent of North America?

• 3
• 16
• 37
• 23

What ocean is between North and South America and Africa?

• Pacific Ocean
• India Ocean

• Atlantic Ocean
• Arctic Ocean

North America is the _________ largest continent in the world.

• 1st
• 2nd
• 3rd
• 4th

Answer explanation

North America is the third largest continent in the world which is placed after Asia and Africa.

What is the largest lake in North America?

• Lake Michigan
• Lake Superior
• Lake Huron

• Lake Ontario

Answer explanation

Lake Superior is located in central North America, with Canada to the north and east; the U.S. states to the west and south.

The average underwater visibility of Lake Superior is 27 feet, making it easily the cleanest and clearest of the Great Lakes. Lake Superior has been described as "the most oligotrophic lake in the world."

(average underwater visibility: tầm nhìn nước)

(oligotrophic: nghèo dinh dưỡng)

Which North American country is the largest in land size?

• USA
• Canada
• Mexico
• Greenland

Using the Population Density map, explain how CLIMATE relates to the POPULATION DENSITY of Canada?

POPULATION DENSITY: Mật độ dân số

• Because of an extremely cold climate no one in Canada lives on the SOUTHERN boarder.
• Because of an extremely cold climate not many people live in Canada's Northern Regions (Tundra).
• The climate of Canada does not effect its Population Density.
• The southern part of Canada is a Tropical Rainforest Climate, causing most people to live in the North.

What is Canada's national winter sport?

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Which North American Country is the most populated?

• USA
• Canada
• Mexico
• Greenland

Which city is home to the Statue of Liberty?

• New York City
• Chicago
• Los Angeles
• Houston

Where is Mount Rushmore from?

• North Dakota
• Kansas
• South Dakota
• Nebraska

Answer explanation

Mount Rushmore National Memorial is one of the most iconic landmarks in the United States, featuring the faces — George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln—with 60-foot-tall faces carved into a mountainside in the Black Hills of South Dakota.