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1
The Prime Meridian is an example of a line of.....
Territorial border
Perpendicular
Latitiude
Longitude
2
Europe is located in the...
Northern Hemisphere
Western Hemisphere
Pacific Ocean
Southern Hemisphere
3
If one wanted to see the Aurora Borealis, they should be closest to which of these landmarks?
The North Pole
The equator
Australia
The South Pole
4
Which is the largest city (by population) in the world?
Paris, France
Tokyo, Japan
New York City, U.S.A.
Seoul, South Korea
5
Which of the following is NOT one of the world's 4 major oceans?
Indian
Pacific
Baltic
Arctic
6
This can be defined as a piece of land being surrounded by water on 3 sides, such as Florida.
Isthmus
Delta
Peninsula
Canal
7
Which is the world's largest island?
Puerto Rico
Borneo
Greenland
Madagascar
8
Toronto is considered a......
City
Nation
Province
Continent
9
Which country is the largest in the world by area?
Canada
United States
Russia
Australia
10
Which country has the largest population of any in the world?
India
United States
China
Indonesia
11
There are how many major oceans in the world?
4
5
673
3
12
The south pole is located on which continent?
South America
Asia
Antarctica
Australia
13
Which is the tallest mountain in the world?
Denali
K2
Mt. Fuji
Mt. Everest
14
Lines which indicate location on the earth and run east-west (including the equator) are called
Prime Meridians
Latitude
Longitude
Nation-States
15
Tennessee is considered a...
City
Nation
State
Country
16
Alberta, Canada is considered a.....
Province
City
Continent
State
17
Denver, Colorado, U.S.A. is located in the...
Western Hemisphere
Greenland
Eastern Hemisphere
Southern Hemisphere
18
Which is the longest river in the world?
The Nile
The Mississippi
The Amazon
The Yangtze
19
Which of the following are all continents?
North America, South America, China, & Antarctica
Australia, South America, Africa, & Asia
Africa, Australia, United States, & Brazil
Africa, North America, Great Britain, & Asia
20
The many islands that make up the nation of Indonesia, are an example of which of these?
Isthmus
Delta
Archipelago
Canyon
