1. Minor
   Grand
2. Major
   Overlook

The Grand Canyon the largest canyon in North America. The Grand Canyon is located in Arizona.

1. Canada
   Mexico
2. Russia
   Texas

The world's longest international border is between the United States and Canada. This border is 5,525 miles long.

1. Mesa
   Global
2. Sahara
   Russian

The Sahara is the world's largest hot desert. A desert can also be cold. The Sahara is in Africa.

1. North America
   South America
2. Europe
   Australia

Australia is the smallest continent on Earth. Australia is less than half the size of Russia.

1. Mesa
   Brazilian
2. Miami
   Antarctic.

The Antarctic Polar Desert is the world's largest polar desert. Did you know that deserts can be cold? A polar desert is a desert located at one of the Earth's poles.

1. North America
   South America
2. Asia
   Antarctica

Asia is the biggest continent on Earth. It is four times bigger than the U.S.

1. Himalayas
   Andes
2. Colorados
   South Americans

The Himalayas are the highest mountain range in the world. The Himalayan mountains are in Asia.

1. Africa
   Europe
2. North America
   South America

The continent with the most countries is Africa. Africa has 54 countries at present.

1. Alaskan Range
   Rockies
2. Andes
   Pamirs

The Andes are the longest mountain range in the world, excluding the underwater mid-ocean ridge. The Andes are in South America.

1. Atlantic
   Indian
2. Arctic
   Pacific

The Pacific Ocean which is the world's largest ocean. It is also the deepest ocean.

1. St. Lawrence
   Mississippi
2. Amazon
   Missouri

The Amazon is the world's longest river. It is 4,345 miles long.

1. Everest
   McKinley
2. Andes
   Rushmore

The world's highest mountain is Mount Everest. Mount Everest is in Nepal.

1. Artic
   Dead
2. Mediterranean
   Baltic

The Dead Sea is the lowest elevation on land. The salt concentration of the Dead Sea is so high that people can float in it.

1. Niagra
   Black
2. White
   Angel

Angel Falls is the highest waterfall in the world. Angel Falls is in Venezuela.

1. Atlantic
   Pacific
2. Indian
   Arctic

The Pacific Ocean is the world's deepest ocean. It is also the world's largest ocean.

1. Baikal
   Erie
2. Huron
   Michigan

Lake Baikal is the world's deepest lake. Lake Baikal is in Siberia, in Russia.

1. Caspian
   Arctic
2. Bering
   Mediterranean

The Caspian Sea is the world's biggest lake, with the greatest surface area. The Caspian Sea is roughly 3,360 feet deep at its deepest point.

1. Canada
   Somalia
2. China
   Sweden

The country with the largest number of islands is Sweden. Sweden has more than 267,000 islands.

1. Hawaii
   Oahu
2. Newfoundland
   Greenland

The largest island on Earth is Greenland. If you were thinking Australia, Australia is classified as a continent, not an island.

1. English
   Spanish
2. French
   Mandarin

Mandarin Chinese is spoken by more people than any other language. It is spoken by more than one billion people.

1. Russia
   England
2. Ireland
   Chile

The world's largest country by area is Russia. Russia is roughly 6,6 million square miles.

1. San Francisco
   Los Angeles
2. La Paz
   San Bernadino

The highest capital city in the world is La Paz. La Paz is in Bolivia.

1. France
   New York
2. Vatican City
   Japan

The world's smallest country is Vatican City. Vatican City is ruled by the pope.

1. Japan
   Australia
2. Somalia
   China

The country with the largest population is China. More than one billion people live there. Second in terms of population is India.

1. Shanghai
   New York
2. Toronto
   Miami

The world's most populous city is Shanghai. About 24 million people live there.

1. Sweden
   Chile
2. Spain
   Mongolia

The most sparsely populated country in the world is Mongolia. The official population per square km is 1.92!

1. Spain
   Monaco
2. Italy
   Russia

The most densely populated country in the world is Monaco. Monaco is on the Mediterranean Sea.

1. 3
   5
2. 7
   10

There are seven continents. They are Africa, Asia, Antarctica, Europe, North America, South America and Australia.

1. Asia
   North America
2. South America
   Antarctica

Antarctica has the lowest population. Most of Antarctica is ice.

1. Africa
   North America
2. South America
   Antarctica

The oldest human fossils have been found in Africa. Africa is known as the "cradle of humankind."

1. Africa
   Asia
2. North America
   Australia

Australia is also called Oceania. Oceania consists of Australasia, Polynesia, Micronesia and Melanesia. Australasia includes Australia and New Zealand

1. North America
   South America
2. Africa
   Asia

The United States is located in North America. The most popular religion in North America is Christianity.

1. Europe
   Asia
2. North America
   South America

The smallest country in the world is located in Europe. The second smallest country in the world, Monaco, is also located in Europe.

1. Asia
   Africa
2. North America
   Australia

The largest number of languages is spoken in Asia. More than 2,300 languages are spoken there.

1. Spain
   France
2. Ireland
   Chile

The driest non-polar desert on Earth is in Chile. The driest place is the Atacama Desert.