North American Geography and Culture

The video explores North America, highlighting its geography, wildlife, history, and languages. It covers the continent's major countries, biomes, and geographical features like rivers and mountains. The history section discusses ancient civilizations and European colonization. The video also presents noteworthy facts about countries and famous attractions, concluding with a review of key points.

Which three countries are the largest in North America?

• Brazil, Argentina, Chile

• United States, Canada, Mexico

• China, India, Japan

• France, Germany, Italy

Who was North America named after?

• Christopher Columbus

• Amerigo Vespucci

• Marco Polo

• Leif Erikson

Which ocean borders North America to the north?

• Atlantic Ocean

• Pacific Ocean

• Arctic Ocean

• Indian Ocean

What is the largest freshwater lake in the world located in North America?

• Lake Tanganyika

• Lake Baikal

• Lake Victoria

• Lake Superior

Which river system is the fourth longest in the world?

• Amazon River

• Nile River

• Mississippi-Missouri River

• Yangtze River

How many species of mammals are found in North America?

• 500

• 965

• 1200

• 1500

Which ancient civilizations built temples and created writing systems in North America?

• Egyptians and Sumerians

• Incas and Aztecs

• Romans and Greeks

• Mayans and Aztecs

Which languages are most commonly spoken in North America?

• Chinese, Japanese, Korean

• German, Italian, Portuguese

• English, Spanish, French

• Russian, Polish, Czech

What is the most populous city in North America?

• Toronto

• Mexico City

• New York City

• Los Angeles

Which famous natural attraction is located on the border between Canada and the United States?

• Niagara Falls

• Mount Rushmore

• Grand Canyon

• Yellowstone National Park