BIGGEST AND SMALLEST
This is the largest freshwater lake in the world by surface area.
A) Lake Baikal
B) Lake Victoria
C) Lake Superior
D) Lake Tanganyika
Lake Superior
This river is the longest in North America.
A) Mississippi River
B) Yukon River
C) Missouri River
D) Colorado River
Mississippi River
This freshwater lake is the deepest in the world.
A) Lake Tanganyika
B) Lake Victoria
C) Lake Baikal
D) Crater Lake
Lake Baikal
This country holds the most freshwater reserves in the world.
A) United States
B) Canada
C) Brazil
D) Russia
Canada
This is the largest watershed on Earth.
A) Nile Basin
B) Amazon Basin
C) Mississippi Basin
D) Congo Basin
Amazon Basic
This is the smallest ocean on Earth, but it contains significant freshwater.
A) Indian Ocean
B) Arctic Ocean
C) Southern Ocean
D) Atlantic Ocean
The Artic Ocean
This river is considered the longest in the world, though some argue it's shorter than the Amazon River.
A) Nile River
B) Yangtze River
C) Mekong River
D) Amazon River
Nile River
The shallowest of the five Great Lakes in North America is known for its fishing industry.
A) Lake Michigan
B) Lake Erie
C) Lake Ontario
D) Lake Superior
Lake Erie
This region in the world has the least amount of freshwater per capita.
A) Africa
B) Asia
C) Middle East
D) South America
Middle East
This body of water, located in the Middle East, is the lowest point on Earth and has a high salt content.
A) Lake Urmia
B) Dead Sea
C) Lake Chad
D) Caspian Sea
Dead sea
This freshwater reservoir in Africa is the largest by volume.
A) Lake Kariba
B) Lake Victoria
C) Lake Tanganyika
D) Lake Baikal
Lake Kariba
The shortest major river in the world is located in this country, and it flows from Lake Kivu.
A) Amazon River
B) Yangtze River
C) Rusizi River
D) Colorado River
Rusizi River
The shallowest lake in the world, known for its low water depth and rich biodiversity.
A) The Caspian Sea
B) Lake Baikal
C) Lake Titicaca
D) Lake Michigan
The Caspian Sea
This river has the most water flow in terms of volume in the world.
A) Nile River
B) Amazon River
C) Yangtze River
D) Congo River
Amazon River
This continent holds the largest portion of Earth's freshwater in glaciers.
A) Antarctica
B) Europe
C) Asia
D) North America
Antarctica
This country has the smallest amount of renewable freshwater resources per capita.
A) Singapore
B) Australia
C) Japan
D) Egypt
Singapore
The longest river in South America.
A) Paraná River
B) Amazon River
C) Orinoco River
D) São Francisco River
Amazon River
The deepest reservoir in the world, formed by the creation of the Oroville Dam.
A) Hoover Dam Reservoir
B) Oroville Reservoir
C) Lake Mead
D) Three Gorges Reservoir
Oroville Reservoir
This lake holds the most freshwater by volume in Africa.
A) Lake Victoria
B) Lake Tanganyika
C) Lake Malawi
D) Lake Baikal
Lake Tanganyika
This natural freshwater source, which supplies water to much of North America, is larger than some European countries in size.
A) Great Lakes
B) Mississippi River
C) Lake Victoria
D) Lake Baikal
Great Lakes
The largest known freshwater body on Earth by total volume is located in this location.
A) Greenland
B) Antarctica
C) Siberia
D) Canada
Antarctica
This river system is the longest river in Europe, stretching across many countries before reaching the Black Sea.
A) Danube River
B) Rhine River
C) Volga River
D) Loire River
Volga River
This lake, located in Africa, is considered the deepest freshwater lake on the continent.
A) Lake Tanganyika
B) Lake Malawi
C) Lake Victoria
D) Lake Albert
Lake Tanganyika
Antarctica contains the most of Earth's freshwater in the form of ice.
A) True
B) False
True
This river system is known to have the largest river basin, stretching across South America.
A) Amazon River Basin
B) Mississippi River Basin
C) Yangtze River Basin
D) Congo River Basin
Amazon River Basin