Lakes Quiz
Lakes · Easy
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Lakes are among Earth's most valuable natural resources, providing freshwater, supporting diverse ecosystems, and shaping landscapes around the world. From the vast waters of Lake...
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All 20 questions in this Lakes quiz
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Which body of water in Israel and Jordan - a lake technically - is the lowest point on Earth's land surface?
- A. Jordan River
- B. Red Sea extension
- C. Sea of Galilee
- D. Dead Sea
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In which country is Lake Leman - another name for a famous European lake - located?
- A. Switzerland
- B. France
- C. Austria
- D. Germany
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Which lake in Ethiopia is famous for its highly alkaline hot springs and the flamingos that gather at its shores?
- A. Lake Ziway
- B. Lake Natron
- C. Lake Tana
- D. Lake Turkana
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Which Scottish lake is the largest in Britain by surface area?
- A. Loch Tay
- B. Loch Awe
- C. Loch Ness
- D. Loch Lomond
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Which country has the most lakes in the world - estimated at over one million?
- A. Sweden
- B. Canada
- C. Norway
- D. Finland
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Which lake in Malawi is famous for its extraordinary diversity of fish species - especially cichlids?
- A. Lake Malawi
- B. Lake Edward
- C. Lake Victoria
- D. Lake Tanganyika
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Which lake in Africa is the source of the Blue Nile - one of the Nile's two main tributaries?
- A. Lake Albert
- B. Lake Tana
- C. Lake Malawi
- D. Lake Turkana
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Which lake is shared by Peru and Bolivia?
- A. Lake Junin
- B. Lake General Carrera
- C. Lake Titicaca
- D. Lake Poopo
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Which lake in Russia - beneath approximately 3,700 metres of Antarctic ice - may contain ancient microorganisms?
- A. Lake Vostok
- B. Lake Ladoga
- C. Lake Onega
- D. Lake Baikal
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What is the name of the deepest lake in the United States located in an ancient volcanic caldera in Oregon?
- A. Lake Chelan
- B. Crater Lake
- C. Lake Tahoe
- D. Lake Superior
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Which large lake in the Canadian province of Ontario is the shallowest of the Great Lakes?
- A. Lake Erie
- B. Lake Huron
- C. Lake Michigan
- D. Lake Ontario
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Which is the largest lake in Central America - straddling two countries?
- A. Petn Itz
- B. Yojoa Lake
- C. Lake Atitln
- D. Lake Nicaragua
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Lake 'Como' is a famous resort destination in which country?
- A. Greece
- B. Italy
- C. France
- D. Spain
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The 'Great Lakes' consist of Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and what?
- A. Champlain
- B. Ontario
- C. Okeechobee
- D. Winnipeg
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Lake 'Geneva' is shared between France and which other country?
- A. Switzerland
- B. Germany
- C. Belgium
- D. Italy
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Which lake is shared between Israel and Jordan?
- A. Dead Sea
- B. Sea of Galilee
- C. Red Sea
- D. Mediterranean
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Which lake in Russia is the largest in Europe - covering approximately 17,700 km?
- A. Lake Ladoga
- B. Lake Peipus
- C. Lake Pskov
- D. Lake Onega
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Lake 'Victoria' is the largest lake on which continent?
- A. Asia
- B. Australia
- C. Africa
- D. South America
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Which lake in England - the country's largest - is in the Lake District National Park?
- A. Coniston Water
- B. Windermere
- C. Ullswater
- D. Thirlmere
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Which of the Great Lakes has its shoreline located in the state of Ohio as well as Pennsylvania and New York?
- A. Lake Erie
- B. Lake Ontario
- C. Lake Huron
- D. Lake Michigan