North America
How many Provinces and Territories are there in Canada?
10 Provinces and 3 Territories
Which river provides the basis for the US and Mexico border in Texas?
The Rio Grande River
What language do they speak in Brazil?
Portuguese
Baja California is an example of what kind of geographical feature?
A Peninsula
What is the current name of the tallest mountain in North America and which state is it in?
100 Points per correct Answer
Mt. Denali, Alaska
Which American State borders Lake Ontario, Lake Erie, Canada, and the Atlantic Ocean?
New York State
Havana is the Capital of which Central American or Caribbean nation?
Cuba
How many independent nations are there in South America?
Bonus Points: Double your points if you can name 8+ of the countries
12
Bonus: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Columbia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, or Venezuela
What are the names of the American Great Lakes?
You need all the names to score
Lake Ontario, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, Lake Michigan, and Lake Superior
Where is the lowest point of elevation in North America?
Death Valley's Badwater Basin at 282 feet below sea level
Jefferson City is the capital of which American State?
Missouri
Which three countries does Mexico share a land border with?
The United States of America, Belize, and Guatemala
Which country controls the Falklands Islands?
The United Kingdom
In which American state can The Everglades be found?
For bonus points, what are The Everglades?
Florida
Bonus: A Marsh or Swamp
Which mountain range marks the North American Continental divide?
The Rocky Mountains
What is the capital city of the Canadian Province Manitoba?
Winnipeg
Excluding Mexico, which country is the largest by area in Central America?
Nicaragua
Which two South American countries are entirely landlocked?
Bolivia and Paraguay
What are the names of the three main island chains in the Caribbean?
The Bahamas, the Greater Antilles, and the Lesser Antilles
This range of mountains in the Americas is the world's longest and second tallest range in the world, what is it called?
The Andes
Name as many American states as you can
0-24: 500 Points
25-37: 1000 Points
38-45: 1500 Points
46-49: 2500 Points
50: 3000 Points
Which Caribbean island nation became the second independent country in the Americas after the USA?
Haiti
What are the capital cities of these three countries?
Bolivia, Uruguay, and Brazil
You need all the capitals to earn points
Bolivia: La Paz and Sucre
Uruguay: Montevideo
Brazil: Brasilia
What is the southernmost tip of South America, where the Pacific and Atlantic oceans meet, named?
Cape Horn
When was the last time rainfall was recorded in the Atacama desert?