Hawaiian Islands Geography and Facts

The video introduces the eight major Hawaiian Islands, highlighting unique features of each. Hawaiʻi, known as The Big Island, has diverse climate zones and Mauna Kea. Maui, the second largest, features Haleakalā. O‘ahu, The Gathering Place, hosts Honolulu. Kauaʻi, The Garden Isle, is known for its beauty. Molokaʻi, The Friendly Isle, has Kamakou peak. Lānaʻi, The Pineapple Isle, was a pineapple plantation. Niʻihau, The Forbidden Isle, is privately owned. Kahoʻolawe, the smallest, has a rich history. The video concludes with a farewell.

Which ocean are the Hawaiian Islands located in?

• Atlantic Ocean

• Indian Ocean

• Arctic Ocean

• Pacific Ocean

What is the nickname of Hawaiʻi, the largest island?

• The Forbidden Isle

• The Garden Isle

• The Big Island

• The Pineapple Isle

Which island is known as The Gathering Place?

• Maui

• O‘ahu

• Molokaʻi

• Kauaʻi

What is the capital of Hawaii located on O‘ahu?

• Lahaina

• Honolulu

• Kailua

• Hilo

Which island is referred to as The Friendly Isle?

• Kahoʻolawe

• Molokaʻi

• Lānaʻi

• Niʻihau

What is the highest peak on the island of Lānaʻi?

• None of the above

• Kamakou

• Kawaikini

• Mauna Kea

Which island is known as The Pineapple Isle?

• Lānaʻi

• Niʻihau

• Molokaʻi

• Kauaʻi

Which island is privately owned and known as The Forbidden Isle?

• Molokaʻi

• Lānaʻi

• Kahoʻolawe

• Niʻihau

What is the smallest of the eight major Hawaiian Islands?

• Molokaʻi

• Lānaʻi

• Kahoʻolawe

• Niʻihau

What is the highest point on Kahoʻolawe?

• 1,483 ft

• 10,023 ft

• 4,207 ft

• 3,300 ft