Rivers of North America

The video tutorial covers the six major rivers in the United States: Saint Lawrence, Ohio, Mississippi, Rio Grande, Colorado, and Hudson. Each river's geographical path, length, and significance are discussed, including their roles in forming borders, providing water, and supporting ecosystems. The tutorial highlights the rivers' contributions to both the USA and neighboring countries, emphasizing their importance in geography and natural resources.

Which river serves as a boundary between Canada and the United States?

• Mississippi River

• Saint Lawrence River

• Ohio River

• Rio Grande River

How long is the Ohio River?

• 2,320 miles

• 1,896 miles

• 981 miles

• 1,450 miles

Which river is the source of drinking water for over 3 million people?

• Saint Lawrence River

• Hudson River

• Ohio River

• Colorado River

What is the approximate length of the Mississippi River?

• 1,896 miles

• 981 miles

• 2,320 miles

• 1,450 miles

Which river forms the longest river system in North America when combined with the Missouri River?

• Ohio River

• Rio Grande River

• Hudson River

• Mississippi River

Where does the Rio Grande River begin?

• Adirondack Mountains

• Rocky Mountains

• Appalachian Mountains

• Sierra Nevada

Which river forms part of the international boundary between the United States and Mexico?

• Saint Lawrence River

• Ohio River

• Rio Grande River

• Colorado River

How many U.S. states does the Colorado River flow through?

• Ten

• Five

• Seven

• Nine

Which river is home to the Grand Canyon, one of the seven natural wonders of the world?

• Mississippi River

• Hudson River

• Colorado River

• Rio Grande River

Where does the Hudson River originate?

• Sierra Nevada

• Appalachian Mountains

• Rocky Mountains

• Adirondack Mountains