1. Mexico City
   Seattle
2. Los Angeles
   New York

New York City is the largest city in North America by population with just over 23 million residents. Mexico City is a very close second with over 22 million people living in the city.

1. Canada
   Grenada
2. Jamaica
   Panama

Niagara Falls is part of both Canada and the United States. The famous falls attract tourists from across the world and provide a source of hydroelectricity.

1. St. Kitts and Nevis
   Greenland
2. Jamaica
   United States

St. Kitts and Nevis is the smallest country in North America. The island is just over 200 kilometers and has a population of over 54,000 people.

1. Ontario
   Alaska
2. Maine
   Hawaii

Juneau is located in Alaska, and it is the state's capital city. It has a small population of just over 30,000 people and is also considered to be an "island city."

1. San Jose
   Washington
2. Illinois
   Nashville

San Jose is the capital city of Costa Rica and a popular tourist destination. It is also the country's largest city. It was founded in 1738.

1. 10
   18
2. 12
   23

There are 23 countries in North America. The area ranges all the way from Alaska and Canada down to the Caribbean and as far south as Greenland.

1. Lake Superior
   Spotted Lake
2. Lake Athabasca
   Lake Mistassini

Lake Superior is the largest in North America and it is located in both Canada and the United States. The lake was once home to many indigenous peoples.

1. True
2. False

This is true. There is a coral reef off the coast of Florida, giving it the name the Florida Reef. It is the only coral reef in North America and one of the largest in the world.

1. Mexico
   Panama
2. Belize
   Jamaica

The Chichen Itza, which was built by the ancient Mayans, is found in Mexico. The incredible historical site is popular with tourists and shows a glimpse of the ancient world.

1. Greenland
   Grenada
2. Haiti
   United States

The United States has the largest population in North America with more than 300 million people. Thirty-nine million of these people live in the most populated state, California.

1. California
   Ohio
2. New Jersey
   Illinois

Death Valley is located in California, and it brings a unique feature to North America. It is home to the lowest point in the area which drops 282 feet.

1. California
   Minnesota
2. Wyoming
   Alaska

Alaska is the most northern state in North America. Just over 700,000 people inhabit this state, well-known for its unforgiving wilderness.

1. Panama City
   Juneau
2. Mexico City
   Los Angeles

Panama City is the capital city of Panama and also the largest in the country. It was an important city for explorers in the 1500s when it was founded.

1. Costa Rica
   El Salvador
2. Nicaragua
   Greenland

The Pan-American Highway does not run through Greenland. The highway does run through nine different countries in North America, including Mexico and Honduras.

1. Rocky Mountains
   Brooks Range
2. Ouachita Mountains
   Pyrenees

The Pyrenees is not a mountain range in North America, but in Europe. The largest mountain range in North America is the Rocky Mountains.

1. Canada
   Nicaragua
2. El Salvador
   Dominican Republic

The Mackenzie River is located in Canada, specifically in the Northwest Territories. It is among some of the longest rivers in the world and connects to the Arctic Ocean.

1. True
2. False

This is true. The Gulf Islands are located off the coast of British Columbia. They lie along the Georgia Straight and people do live on the islands.

1. Canada
   Jamaica
2. United States
   Mexico

The Rio Grande is located in the United States. The river runs through many states, including Texas and Colorado, and is connected to the Gulf of Mexico.

1. Alaska
   Georgia
2. Hawaii
   Oregon

Hawaii is not geographically part of North America and is actually part of Oceania. This is not the only unique factor of the state as it is also the only one made up of islands.

1. Central North America
   Eastern North America
2. Western North America
   They are not in North America.

The Great Plains are in Central North America, spread across Canada and the United States. Some provinces of the Great Plains are Alberta and Saskatchewan, and states include Oklahoma and Nebraska.

1. True
2. False

This is false. North America is actually the third-largest continent in the world. The largest in the world is the continent of Asia and the smallest is Australia.

1. United States
   Canada
2. Mexico
   Greenland

Canada has the most lakes out of all of the countries in North America, which add up to over 31,000. The country is also home to the four Great Lakes.

1. Mississippi River
   Colorado River
2. Red River
   Missouri River

The Missouri River is the longest river in North America. It is more than 2,300 miles long and connects to the next longest river on the continent, the Mississippi River.

1. Tecton
   Milton
2. Laurentia
   Biblica

North America's craton is named Laurentia. It covers a large part of Eastern and Central North America and has been in existence for millions of years.

1. Indian Ocean
   Pacific Ocean
2. Arctic Ocean
   Atlantic Ocean

The Indian Ocean does not touch North America. The other three mentioned oceans are the only ones that do touch the continent.

1. Mojave Desert
   Sahara Desert
2. Kalahari Desert
   Arabian Desert

The Mojave Desert is located in North America in Nevada and California. It is also known for being the driest on the continent.

1. Ellesmere Island
   Greenland
2. Manitoulin Island
   Vancouver Island

Greenland is not only the largest island in North America but in the world. Greenland is easy to confuse with Iceland since it is largely covered with ice!

1. True
2. False

This is true. Canada has six time zones across the entire country. These time zones include Pacific, Eastern and Atlantic time zones that sometimes match with the time zones in other North American countries.

1. Mount Everest
   Mount Kazbeck
2. Mount Pico
   Mount Thor

Mount Thor has the largest vertical drop on Earth and it is located in Nunavut, Canada. The incredible cliff is a popular destination for lovers of the outdoors.

1. True
2. False

This is false. The four corners states are Utah, New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado. There is a monument where the four states connect with each other.

1. Polar
   Arid
2. Mediterranean
   All of the above

North America experiences all of the different climates possible. To the North, there is tundra, which changes the farther south you go in the region.

1. Mexico
   Barbados
2. Haiti
   Canada

Canada has the longest coastline in North America and also in the world. The Arctic, Pacific and Atlantic oceans all touch Canada's coastline.

1. Mexico
   Canada
2. Honduras
   Costa Rica

Mexico has an extremely high earthquake risk out of all of the North American countries. The area of the Laurentia has less of an earthquake risk than most other places.

1. 19 percent
   83 percent
2. 59 percent
   4 percent

Although North America is large, it only covers 4 percent of the entire Earth's surface. The continent only holds a small percentage of the Earth's population as well with just over 500 million people.

1. New York
   Michigan
2. Utah
   Arizona

The Grand Canyon is found in Arizona. The Colorado River flows through it. This incredible landform is an extremely popular tourist destination.