What is the capital of Canada?
Ottawa
What is the capital of the USA?
Washington
Grand Canyon lies on
Colorado
The highest mountain
Denali
The capital of Canada
Ottawa
Who are the original inhabitants of Canada?
Inuits
How many states are there in the USA?
50
Water from the Great Lakes is taken to the Atlantic by
Saint Lawrence River (řeka sv. Vavřince)
The largest and longest mountain range
North American Cordillera (S A Cordillera - Cordillera de los Andes)
The capital of USA
Washington
What are the official languages of Canada?
English and French
Who was the first president of the USA?
George Washington (1789-1797)
The longest river of North America
Mississippi
With a number of national parks (Sequoya, Yosemite...) and the highest mountain of Mt. Whitney we name:
Sierra Nevada
2010 Winter Olympics took place in
Vancouver
How many people live in Canada?
About 35 million
What is American economy based on?
Agriculture (corn, wheat, cotton, soy, tobacco)
Industry (oil, gas, coal, iron, copper, tin)
Machine, computer, aviation, space, car industry
The main Alaskan river is called
Yukon
On the eastern side od NA Cordillera there is a mountain range called
Rocky mountains (Rockies)
Hollywood lies in
Los Angeles, California
Name some important industries of Canada.
Agriculture: cattle, corn (one of the biggest producers). Industry: woodprocessing, mining (uranium, iron, zinc, nickel). Preries: oil, gas
When was the Declaration of Independence signed?
4th July 1776
A Canadian river which takes water from Great Slave Lake to Beaufort Sea (Arctic Ocean)
Mackenzie
The highest mountain of the USA
Mt. Whitney
The famous hockey club ... Maple Leaves
Toronto