NAFTA stands for –
(a) North American Free Trade Arrangement
(b) North American Free Trade Agreement
(c) New American Focus Transport Agreement
(d) North American Fixed Trade Agreement
Which is the largest river in North America?
(a) Mississippi river
(b) Missouri river
(c) Columbia river
(d) Yukon river
Tijuana and San Diego are on either side of what?
(a) Pacific Ocean
(b) USA / Mexico border
(c) Panama Canal
(d) Rocky Mountains
The first colony established by the English in North America was –
(a) Roanoke
(b) Jamestown
(c) Yorktown
(d) Plymouth
Kingston is the capital of which country?
(a) Panama
(b) Barbados
(c) Jamaica
(d) Nicaragua
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What city produces the most steel?
(a) Jamshedpur
(b) Pittsburgh
(c) Sheffield
(d) Kalinganagar
The largest gulf in the world is –
(a) Gulf of Guinea
(b) Persian Gulf
(c) Gulf of California
(d) Gulf of Mexico
What countries are known as the Banana Republic?
(a) Honduras and its neighbors
(b) USA and Canada
(c) Mexico and Colombia
(d) All North American countries
What is the US highest peak called?
(a) Mount Elbert
(b) Mount McKinley (Denali)
(c) Mount Rainier
(d) Mount Whitney
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The country which ranks second in the world in terms of land area is –
(a) USA
(b) Bahamas
(c) Canada
(d) Greenland
The highest mountain in North America is part of which mountain range?
(a) Rocky Mountains
(b) Alaska Range
(c) Appalachian Mountains
(d) Sierra Nevada
Which is known as the Pittsburgh of Canada?
(a) Hamilton
(b) Toronto
(c) Quebec City
(d) Vancouver
Which lake in Canada has the same name as a constellation?
(a) Horsehead
(b) Orion
(c) Pisces
(d) Great Bear
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The river situated along the border between the USA and Mexico is __
(a) Mississippi
(b) Colorado
(c) Rio Grande
(d) Amazon
Which country has the longest shoreline?
(a) Canada
(b) United States
(c) Mexico
(d) Cuba
Where is the lowest point in the USA?
(a) Zuidplaspolder
(b) Death valley
(c) Kosciusko
(d) Kuttanad
What is the capital of Belize?
(a) Santo Domingo
(b) Kingston
(c) Belmopan
(d) Havana
The country known as the Sugar Bowl of the world is –
(a) Haiti
(b) Martinique
(c) Panama
(d) Cuba
Where is the largest lake in North America?
(a) Lake Michigan
(b) Lake Superior
(c) Great Bear Lake
(d) Lake Huron
How many US states share a land border with Mexico?
(a) 2
(b) 3
(c) 4
(d) 1
What city in the US has the highest population?
(a) Chicago, IL
(b) New York City, NY
(c) Houston, TX
(d) Phoenix, AZ
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The capital of Cuba is __
(a) Roseau
(b) Nassau
(c) Havana
(d) Managua
What is the busiest port in North America?
(a) Port of New York
(b) Port of Los Angeles
(c) Port of South Louisiana
(d) Port of Long Beach
What is the smallest state in the United States?
(a) Rhode Island
(b) Tennessee
(c) South Dakota
(d) South Carolina
The largest bay in the world is –
(a) Bohai Sea
(b) Hudson Bay
(c) Bay of Biscay
(d) Bothnian Bay
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Hollywood city in Los Angeles is famous for:
(a) Automobile industry
(b) Casino industry
(c) Film industry
(d) Software industry
What is the biggest state in the USA?
(a) Alaska
(b) Texas
(c) California
(d) Montana
The basic shape of the North American continent on a map is best described as which?
(a) Square
(b) Triangular
(c) Circular
(d) Hexagonal
How many of the Great Lakes form part of the border between the USA and Canada?
(a) 3
(b) 5
(c) 6
(d) 4
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What is the name for the large bodies of water that are along the border between Canada and the USA and in southern Canada?
(a) The Everglades
(b) The Big Ponds
(c) The Wetlands
(d) The Great Lakes
Asia and North America are separated by
(a) Bass Strait
(b) Strait of Dover
(c) Berin R Strait
(d) Cook Strait
What separates Horseshoe Falls on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls and American Falls on the American side?
(a) Grand Island
(b) Luna Island
(c) Goat Island
(d) Navy Island
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The climate of North America is influenced during winter by the
(a) Polar air masses
(b) Warm air masses
(c) Continental air masses
(d) Tropical air masses
