1. True
2. False

This is false. It actually comes third to Asia and Africa which are the larger of the three. North America is only 9 million square miles compared to Asia's 17 million square miles.

1. A statue
   A city
2. A volcano
   A lake

Mount MacKenzie is a volcano in British Columbia. Although it's a volcano, that doesn't stop people from visiting the resorts and partaking in activities on it!

1. New York City
   Los Angeles
2. Boston
   Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C. has been the capital of the country for quite a long time. Since 1790 to be exact! One of its most notable landmarks is, of course, the White House.

1. Grenada
   Costa Rica
2. United States
   Mexico

The Rocky Mountains run through a few different states such as Colorado and Wyoming in the United States. They also run through Canada as well, specifically in British Columbia. The mountains are home to a vast amount of different wild life.

1. Mexico
   Guadaloupe
2. Canada
   Honduras

Canada has over 2 million lakes in the country. The lakes make up a great deal of the country and put the country at number one, not only in North America but in the world, with the most lakes.

1. California
   New York
2. Massachusetts
   Maine

Death Valley is in California and gets its name from a group of pioneers who died in the valley. Did you know that it gets deathly hot in the valley? Sometimes the temperature can go as high as 134 degrees Farenheit.

1. True
2. False

This is false. Great Salt Lake is in Utah in the United States. What is unique about this lake is that it is one of the largest lakes in the world, and one of the largest saltwater lakes as well. It holds many titles!

1. Arizona
   Nevada
2. Michigan
   Virginia

The Grand Canyon is located in Arizona and it is a national park. Did you know that some of the rocks in the canyon are hundreds of millions of years old? That's even older than the dinosaurs that once roamed the Earth!

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

The Arctic Ocean borders the north side of North America. The Arctic Ocean is home to animals such as polar bears that thrive on the ice that exists there.

1. Mexico
   Jamaica
2. Cuba
   Greenland

Mexico is home to the Temple of Kukulcan. The temple dates back to the ancient Mayans, who built it for their god of the same name. You can still visit the historic temple today.

1. Richmond
   Denver
2. Dallas
   Pittsburgh

Richmond is the capital city of the state of Virginia. It's a historic city that was founded in the early 1700s before the United States had become an official country.

1. Hawaii
   New York
2. Washington
   Alaska

Alaska is the most northern state in the United States. It borders Canada to the north and it is known to have an abundance of gold. Remember the gold rush that took place there?

1. Kentucky
   Georgia
2. Delaware
   Rhode Island

The smallest state is Rhode Island, which is only 1,000 square miles. It's not far off from Delaware, which is almost 2,000 square miles. Both states would be able to fit in most of the others in the United States as well!

1. Mount McKinley
   Mount Fuji
2. Makalu
   Mount Elbert

Mount McKinley is over 20,000 feet high and it is located in Alaska. Did you know that the mountain got its original name from President McKinley? It now goes by the name "Denali".

1. Arizona
   Wyoming
2. Florida
   California

Arizona is home to the Hoover Dam, but so is Nevada! The dam is along the border of both states and it was built to control the flow of the Colorado River. It was built back in 1935, getting its name from the president, Hebert Hoover.

1. Guatemala City
   Tijuana
2. New York City
   Toronto

Toronto is home to the iconic CN Tower. Did you know that when you go up to the top of the CN Tower, there is a glass floor? Don't look down ... unless you're brave enough!

1. Bermuda
   Poland
2. Greenland
   Costa Rica

Poland is not part of North America, but instead, Europe. North America is made up of only 23 countries which include the biggest, Canada, United States and Mexico.

1. True
2. False

This is true. The Ozark Mountains stretch through a few states, but they are mostly in Missouri. The mountains are quite old, with many of the rocks dating back to hundreds of millions of years ago.

1. Lake Erie
   Lake Ontario
2. Lake Huron
   Lake Superior

Lake Superior is the largest of the Great Lakes themselves, but it is also the largest freshwater lake in the world. Its name suits it, as it definitely is "Superior" to the other lakes!

1. True
2. False

This is true. The Appalachian Mountains run through many states and provinces in the United States and Canada. Did you know that this mountain range is one of the oldest in North America?

1. Grenada
   Costa Rica
2. United States
   Canada

Canada is the largest country in North America, but the United States isn't very far behind it. The two countries are within 100,000 square kilometers of each other.

1. Alaska Peninsula
   Strait of Georgia
2. The Four Corners Monument
   Rio Grande

The Rio Grande runs along the border in one area, but starts up in Colorado. It empties into the Gulf of Mexico and also touches New Mexico and Texas along the way. It's also one of the longest rivers in the country.

1. Greenland
   Vancouver Island
2. Puerto Rico
   Sea Island

While it may not be the largest country, it is the largest island in not only North America, but also in the world. Don't get it confused with Iceland, though! Greenland has ice while Iceland is pretty green.

1. New Jersey
   Alaska
2. California
   Texas

Alaska makes Texas look tiny! It's over 300,000 square miles larger than Texas at 663,000 square miles in total. Despite its large area, not many people live in the state. It only has a population of 700,000 people.

1. True
2. False

This is true. The Isthmus of Panama is very important to the Earth. It not only allows us to get to North and South America by land, but it has also affected our climate. Before its formation, it was covered by the ocean!

1. It is the tallest mountain in North America.
   It has faces carved in it.
2. It is a volcano.
   It is made from ice.

Mount Rushmore has the faces of four former presidents carved into the side of it. It's found in South Dakota and used as a memorial for the presidents who are depicted. Can you name all of the presidents shown in the mountain?

1. Miami
   Winnipeg
2. Ottawa
   Montreal

Parliament Hill is located in Ottawa, Ontario and it is where the Prime Minister of Canada works. The Hill is also home to the Centennial Flame that burns in front of the historic building.

1. Saint Vincent
   United States
2. Jamaica
   Canada

Canada's coastline is over 200,000 kilometers long. Not only is it the largest in North America, but also the longest in the world.

1. Cascade Range
   Andes
2. Atlas Mountains
   Sierra Nevada

The volcanoes of the Cascade Range have been the ones that have most recently erupted. You might remember the famous Mount St. Helen's which is part of this vast range of mountains.

1. True
2. False

This is true. The Great Plains stretch throughout the United States and include states such as Montana and Oklahoma. The area technically stretches right down the middle of the country.

1. Mexico City
   Las Vegas
2. Los Angeles
   New York City

The largest city in North America is Mexico City with a population of over 8.8 million people. That's only a little larger than the population of New York City! Did you know that the city is slowly sinking?

1. Saint Kitts and Nevis
   Anguilla
2. Cuba
   Panama

Saint Kitts and Nevis is extremely small at only 261 square kilometers. The country is known for being made up of a series of volcanoes which are currently in a dormant state. The country is also the perfect vacation spot.

1. Mount Everest
   Mount Kilamanjaro
2. Denali
   Mount Thor

Mount Thor is famous for having the largest vertical drop of any mountain in the world. It's a drop of over 4,000 feet. Baffin Island is part of Nunavut in Canada and it is known to be one of the largest islands in the world. Canada does it big!

1. True
2. False

This is false. The river is actually in California. It's well-known for its strong current and for being one of the longest rivers in the state. Did you know that its name comes from the Saint, Saint Joachim?

1. Missouri River
   Yukon River
2. Mississippi River
   Nile River

The Missouri River is even longer than the famous Mississippi River at over 3,700 kilometers. The two rivers connect to each other, ultimately flowing out to the Gulf of Mexico.