Extreme Nature Quiz
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Do you know that floods can be an important natural process for farming?
- 1.Antarctica is home to over 90% of the Earth's supply of which substance?
- A.
Granite
- B.
Ice
- C.
Mud
- D.
Water
- 2.Which of the Earth's five oceans covers the smallest area?
- A.
Indian
- B.
Atlantic
- C.
Pacific
- D.
Arctic
- 3.The Dead Sea, the land point lying lowest below sea level, is between which two countries?
- A.
Scotland and Ireland
- B.
Grece and France
- C.
Jordan and Israel
- D.
Iran and Iraq
- 4.Which European body of water is the largest lake in the world by square mile?
- A.
Lake Townsend
- B.
Lake Huron
- C.
Lake Superior
- D.
Caspian Sea
- 5.Seismologist Charles F. Richter's scale measures which natural phenomenon?
- A.
Tornado height
- B.
Earthquake magnitude
- C.
Snofall amount
- D.
Wave length
- 6.What lies between San Juan, Puerto Rico, the island of Bermuda and Miami, Florida?
- A.
Florida Keys
- B.
Tropic of Cancer
- C.
Equator
- D.
Bermuda Triangle
- 7.Where would you find the Marianas Trench?
- A.
The Sahara Desert
- B.
Eastern Europe
- C.
Antarctica
- D.
The ocean floor
- 8.Where would you have to travel to visit the longest unbroken mountain chain in the world?
- A.
The Sahara Desert
- B.
The Alps
- C.
The Siberian Tundra
- D.
The Atlantic Ocean floor
- 9.Which natural peak stands 29,029 feet above sea level?
- A.
Mt. Kilamanjaro
- B.
Mt. Everest
- C.
Mt. Mitchell
- D.
Mt. Etna
- 10.At 3,614 feet deep, which state's Kazamura Cave is the deepest cave in the United States?
- A.
California
- B.
Hawaii
- C.
Alaska
- D.
Delaware
- 11.The Kohinoor, a 105 carat cut diamond, belongs to which group?
- A.
Norwegian royal regalia
- B.
British crown jewels
- C.
Jewels of the Nizams
- D.
Danish crown regalia
- 12.
- A.
Australia
- B.
Asia
- C.
Europe
- D.
Africa
- 13.
- A.
The Big Dipper Reef
- B.
The Polar Ice Reef
- C.
The Great Barrier Reef
- D.
The Rip Tide Reef
- 14.The Bentley Subglacial Trench is a 8,383 foot thick sheet of which substance?
- A.
Ice
- B.
Mud
- C.
Coal
- D.
Granite
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