Geography and Landmarks of North America

The video provides a tour of major cities in North America, covering Washington D.C., New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, Mexico City, Ottawa, Montreal, and Toronto. It highlights key landmarks, cultural sites, and economic significance of each city, offering insights into their historical and modern-day importance.

Which building in Washington D.C. serves as the residence of the American President?

• The Lincoln Memorial

• The Capitol Building

• The White House

• The Pentagon

What is the famous financial district in New York City known for its economic significance?

• Central Park

• Times Square

• Wall Street

• Broadway

Which city is known for its meat packaging industry and river cruise?

• Los Angeles

• Chicago

• New York City

• San Francisco

What is a notable feature of Los Angeles that attracts tourists worldwide?

• The Golden Gate Bridge

• Hollywood

• The Liberty Bell

• The Space Needle

Which monument in Mexico City is a symbol of independence?

• The Colosseum

• The Eiffel Tower

• The Angel of Independence

• The Statue of Liberty

What is the floating garden in Mexico City known as?

• Tulum

• Xochimilco

• Chapultepec

• Teotihuacan

Which city is the capital of Canada?

• Ottawa

• Vancouver

• Montreal

• Toronto

Which Canadian city is often referred to as the 'Paris of Canada'?

• Toronto

• Montreal

• Vancouver

• Calgary

What is Toronto known for in terms of education and research?

• University of Alberta

• University of Toronto

• University of British Columbia

• McGill University

Which city is considered Canada's economic capital?

• Ottawa

• Vancouver

• Toronto

• Montreal