Geography Kids: Seven Natural Wonders of the World

The video explores the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, highlighting their unique features and significance. It covers Guanabara Bay, the Grand Canyon, Paricutin Volcano, the Great Barrier Reef, Victoria Falls, Mount Everest, and the Aurora Borealis. Each wonder is described in terms of its location, formation, and ecological importance. The video emphasizes the need for conservation and encourages viewers to appreciate and protect these natural marvels.

What is the primary reason for recognizing certain places as Natural Wonders of the World?

• To make them more popular

• To promote tourism

• To protect them for future generations

• To increase their economic value

Which mountain range surrounds Guanabara Bay?

• Sarah Dumar

• Andes Mountains

• Himalayas

• Sierra Nevada

What river is responsible for the formation of the Grand Canyon?

• Mississippi River

• Nile River

• Colorado River

• Amazon River

What makes Paricutin Volcano unique compared to other volcanoes?

• It is the tallest volcano in the world

• It is the oldest volcano on Earth

• It formed in the mid-20th century

• It is located underwater

What is the Great Barrier Reef primarily composed of?

• Volcanic rock

• Ice formations

• Coral deposits

• Sand dunes

Which two countries share Victoria Falls?

• Zambia and Zimbabwe

• Kenya and Tanzania

• South Africa and Botswana

• Namibia and Angola

Which of the following is a threat to the Great Barrier Reef?

• Deforestation

• Climate change

• Overfishing

• Air pollution

What is a popular tourist activity at Victoria Falls?

• Cliff diving

• Skiing

• Swimming in Devil's Pool

• Paragliding

What is the main challenge for climbers attempting to reach the summit of Mount Everest?

• Extreme heat

• Lack of oxygen

• Dense forests

• Frequent earthquakes

What natural phenomenon causes the Aurora Borealis?

• Volcanic eruptions

• Solar particles colliding with Earth's atmosphere

• Earthquakes

• Ocean currents