Geography Quiz: Places, Patterns, and Processes
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Question 1: Which country is crossed by both the Equator and the Tropic of Capricorn?
Brazil
Colombia
Peru
Bolivia
Question 2: Which river flows through or along the borders of Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest, and Belgrade?
Elbe
Danube
Rhine
Vistula
Question 3: Why are many of the world's largest deserts found near 30 degrees north and south?
Descending dry air
Frequent ocean storms
Rising moist air
Polar easterly winds
Question 4: Which mountain range is commonly used as part of the boundary between Europe and Asia?
Ural Mountains
Caucasus Mountains
Alps
Carpathian Mountains
Question 5: A location is at 20° north and 75° west. Which island country is it closest to?
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Jamaica
Haiti
Question 6: Which country is landlocked and borders both India and China?
Bangladesh
Bhutan
Myanmar
Nepal
Question 7: What usually happens to a river when it enters a broad, flat floodplain?
It flows uphill
It meanders more
It forms a deep canyon
It becomes a glacier
Question 8: Which ocean current helps keep western Europe milder than many places at similar latitudes?
Peru Current
Labrador Current
North Atlantic Drift
California Current