1. Mount Erebus
   Mount Gambier
2. Mount Buninyong
   Mount Kulal

Mount Erebus is an active volcano located in Antarctica. The volcano is one of the highest on the continent and it last erupted in 2011.

1. Nuuk
   Wessex
2. Reykjavik
   Yellowstone

The capital city of Greenland is Nuuk. More than 17,000 people live in the city, located along the western coast of the country.

1. Italy
   Australia
2. Sweden
   Brazil

The Leaning Tower of Pisa is located in the city of Pisa, Italy. The iconic tower has been around since the early 1300s and it moves about a millimeter each year.

1. Canada
   Spain
2. Russia
   South Africa

Russia is the largest country by area in the world. It stretches more than 17 million square kilometers, approximately 8 million square kilometers larger than Canada.

1. Thailand
   China
2. Japan
   Canada

Canada has the most lakes out of any country in the world. There are more than 30,000 lakes in the country, including the biggest, Great Bear Lake.

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

The largest ocean in the world is the Pacific Ocean. It covers about 63 million miles of area and touches five different continents.

1. Vatican City
   Australia
2. Antarctica
   Poland

Vatican City is the smallest country in the world, taking up less than a kilometer of space. Its population is just as small, with fewer than 1,000 people living there.

1. Tuvalu
   Austria
2. Ireland
   Jamaica

Tuvalu is the smallest country by population with just over 10,000 people that call it home. The people who inhabit the island are mostly of Polynesian descent.

1. Atlantic Ocean
   Russia
2. Indian Ocean
   Hawaii

The Bermuda Triangle is said to be in the Atlantic Ocean, stretching from Florida to Puerto Rico and Bermuda. Many planes and ships have disappeared in this area of the ocean.

1. Mandeville
   Port Royal
2. Kingston
   Duncans

The capital city of Jamaica is Kingston. The city is a popular tourist destination that was founded in the late 1600s. It has a population of just over 600,000 people.

1. Kenya
   Egypt
2. Scotland
   The United States

The river that once ran backward was the Mississippi River, which is located in the United States. The river only ran backward for a day, after the area was hit by earthquakes.

1. Asia
   Africa
2. North America
   Europe

The Himalayas are in Asia, in China and Nepal. They are known for being the mountain range where you would find Mount Everest, the tallest mountain in the world.

1. One
   Two
2. Three
   Four

The continent of Africa touches all four hemispheres. It is the only continent to do so, but a few others do lie in two different hemispheres.

1. Sydney
   Cape Town
2. Toronto
   Honolulu

The CN Tower is in Toronto, Canada. The building once held the record for being the tallest building in the world and has been standing since 1976.

1. Mediterranean Sea
   Caspian Sea
2. Caribbean Sea
   Black Sea

The Cayman Islands are located in the Caribbean Sea. The country's capital city is George Town and the country was discovered in the 1500s.

1. Maui
   Luzon
2. Oahu
   Lanai

Luzon is not an island in Hawaii, but it is in the Philippines. There are a total of eight islands in Hawaii, including the main island with which we usually associate Hawaii.

1. Dead Sea
   Caspian Sea
2. Arafura Sea
   Black Sea

The Dead Sea is slowly sinking. This is because underneath the water there are sinkholes that are sucking in the water. Each year, the water level goes down more than one meter.

1. Rome
   Winnipeg
2. Tegucigalpa
   Colombus

Tegucigalpa is the capital city of Honduras. It has a population of more than 1 million people and was founded in the 1500s. The city is surrounded by hills and mountains, giving it a unique landscape.

1. Australia
   Canada
2. Antarctica
   England

The largest coral reef in the world is found in Australia. It's called the Great Barrier Reef. The reef attracts many tourists from around the world to see its beauty in person.

1. a city
   a mountain
2. a lake
   a building

Å is the shortest name for a city in the world. This city is located in Norway and is a popular tourist destination due to its museums.

1. South America
   Asia
2. Australia
   Africa

The Amazon River is located in South America, in Brazil, Peru and Colombia. The river is known for being one of the longest in the world.

1. Lisbon
   Manila
2. Dubai
   Iqaluit

Lisbon is the capital city of Portugal. The city is the largest in Portugal and has a rich history behind it. It was said to have been founded by the Greek god, Ulysses.

1. Tanzania
   Russia
2. Tasmania
   United States

Mount Kilimanjaro is located in Tanzania. The volcano is a popular tourist destination and is also one of the highest mountains on the continent.

1. Texas
   Northern Territory
2. Sakha
   Alaska

Sakha is a state in Russia that is the largest in the world. The state covers more than 1 million miles of land and has a small population in comparison of more than 1 million people.

1. China
   Australia
2. Germany
   Switzerland

The Forbidden City is located in Beijing, China. It was used for the Chinese emperor and his family, inaccessible to the general public.

1. Mariana Trench
   Puerto Rico Trench
2. Bermuda Triangle
   The Great Barrier Reef

The deepest part of all of the oceans in the world is Mariana Trench. Although it seems likely that nothing could survive deep in the ocean, life has been found in the trench.

1. Kyoto
   Bali
2. Cabo
   Tokyo

Tokyo is the capital city of Japan. The city is home to more than 13 million people and has been inhabited since the 1200s. The city is also home to the Imperial Palace where the Emperor lives.

1. United States
   Indonesia
2. Libya
   Scotland

Inverness is a city in Scotland that is home to around 60,000 people. The city has been around since the 500s and it was home to many historical figures and battles throughout history.

1. Italy
   Yemen
2. Jamaica
   Saudi Arabia

The Apennine Mountains are located in Italy. They are a popular place for activities, like hiking. The largest peak on the range is called Corno Grande.

1. India
   Pacific Ocean
2. Africa
   Europe

Tamu Massif is the largest volcano on Earth and is located in the Pacific Ocean. The volcano is also one of the largest known volcanoes in our galaxy.

1. Poland
   Ethiopia
2. Hungary
   Mexico

Monterrey is in Mexico. More than 1 million people live there and it is well-known for having a mountain that is commonly referred to as a saddle.

1. Great Salt Lake
   Lake Champlain
2. Lake Kivu
   Seeberg Lake

Seeberg Lake is in Switzerland. It's a mountain lake beside the Swiss Alps and is a popular destination for hikers and bikers.

1. Africa
   China
2. Australia
   India

Tanzania is located in Africa and is home to more than 55 million people. A large part of Tanzania is comprised of protected lands to preserve the wildlife in the area.

1. Thar Desert
   Sahara Desert
2. Kalahari Desert
   Mojave Desert

Thar Desert is located in India and Pakistan. The desert is home to many animals and even vegetation survives its harsh climate.

1. Malay Archipelago
   Chagos Archipelago
2. British Isles
   Sunda Islands

The largest archipelago in the world is Malay Archipelago in Indonesia. There are more than 17,000 islands that make up the group.