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Lakes Quiz
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Lakes are large inland bodies of standing water, formed through glacial activity, tectonic movements, volcanic craters, or river processes. They vary enormously - from the vast Cas...
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All 20 questions in this Lakes quiz
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Which lake is the primary water source for the city of Las Vegas?
- A. Lake Havasu
- B. Lake Mead
- C. Lake Powell
- D. Lake Tahoe
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Which famous lake in Scotland is the largest by volume in Great Britain - despite being smaller by surface area than Loch Lomond?
- A. Loch Tay
- B. Loch Ness
- C. Loch Lomond
- D. Loch Awe
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The "Lake District" is a popular tourist destination in which country?
- A. USA
- B. UK
- C. Canada
- D. Norway
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Lake 'Titicaca' is the highest navigable lake in the world, located in which range?
- A. Rockies
- B. Himalayas
- C. Alps
- D. Andes
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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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Lake 'Okeechobee' is a large freshwater lake in which US state?
- A. Florida
- B. Texas
- C. Louisiana
- D. California
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Lake 'Maracaibo' in Venezuela is famous for what weather phenomenon?
- A. Catatumbo Lightning
- B. Blizzards
- C. Tornadoes
- D. Sandstorms
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Which lake in Kenya contains a soda lake ecosystem supporting Africa's largest flamingo gatherings?
- A. Lake Nakuru
- B. Lake Naivasha
- C. Lake Baringo
- D. Lake Elementaita
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Which lake in Finland is the largest in the country - part of the Finnish Lakeland region with over 100,000 lakes?
- A. Lake Keitele
- B. Lake Inari
- C. Lake Pijnne
- D. Lake Saimaa
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Lake 'Baikal' contains about 20% of the world's unfrozen what?
- A. Salt water
- B. Oil
- C. Natural gas
- D. Fresh water
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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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Which lake is the largest in Australia?
- A. Lake Gairdner
- B. Lake Eyre
- C. Lake Frome
- D. Lake Torrens
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Which is the largest freshwater lake in Asia?
- A. Lake Biwa
- B. Lake Balkhash
- C. Lake Baikal
- D. Lake Tonle Sap
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Which lake is the deepest in the world?
- A. Tanganyika
- B. Victoria
- C. Baikal
- D. Superior
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Which is the largest of the five Great Lakes of North America?
- A. Lake Erie
- B. Lake Michigan
- C. Lake Ontario
- D. Lake Superior
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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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The Victoria Falls are located on which river?
- A. Limpopo
- B. Zambezi
- C. Congo
- D. Niger
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Which is the largest lake in South America?
- A. Lake Buenos Aires
- B. Lake Maracaibo
- C. Lake Titicaca
- D. Lake Poopo
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What is the name of the world's oldest lake - estimated at 25-30 million years old - located in Siberia?
- A. Lake Malawi
- B. Lake Ladoga
- C. Lake Issyk-Kul
- D. Lake Baikal
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Which lake occupying a volcanic crater in Indonesia was the site of a catastrophic 1883 eruption that triggered a deadly tsunami?
- A. Lake Singkarak
- B. Lake Maninjau
- C. Krakatoa caldera
- D. Lake Toba