Think you know North American geography better than most? Let this two truths and a lie quiz decide once and for all! Spot the lie among the two truths. If you can, you'll earn geography bragging rights for life!
Question 1/10
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Spot the lie about the Caribbean:
The Bahamas is just one island.
There are more than 7,000 Caribbean islands.
The official language of Guadalupe is French.
Question 2/10
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Spot the lie about the Great Lakes:
Lake Superior is the largest Great Lake.
Lake Ontario is the smallest Great Lake.
Lake Tahoe is one of the five Great Lakes.
Question 3/10
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Spot the lie about these states:
Florida is the hottest American state on average.
Alaska is one of the coldest states on average.
Texas is typically one of the hottest states on average.
Question 4/10
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Spot the lie about the border countries:
Canada has the longest coastline in the world.
Canada contains the most freshwater of any country.
Mexico has the third largest mountain in the world.
Question 5/10
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Spot the lie about trains:
Havana has a metro train service.
Santo Domingo has a metro train service.
Canada and America all have at least one city with a metro train.
Question 6/10
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Spot the lie about Mexico:
Texas used to be a part of Mexico.
There are 68 languages recognized in Mexico.
The Chihuahua originates in Belize.
Question 7/10
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Spot the lie about timezones:
Mountain Standard Time is the most western Canadian time zone.
Hawaii-Aleutian Standard Time is the most western American time zone.
Newfoundland Standard Time is the most eastern Canadian time zone.
Question 8/10
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Spot the lie about language:
French is the second most common North American language.
America is the second-largest country in North America.
Cree is a common indigenous language in Canada.
Question 9/10
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Spot the lie:
Canada borders three oceans.
All five of the Great Lakes border Canada.
All five Great Lakes border America.
Question 10/10
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Spot the lie about driving:
Boston to Chicago is about a 15 hour drive.
New York to Boston is about a 7 hour drive.
Los Angeles to New York City is a 41-hour drive.
Uh-oh, while trying to discern these truths from the lies, you came up a bit short! Sure, you may have known which of these facts were a lie, but not quite enough to pass this version of a geography lie detector!
C+, Lie Detector Fail
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Right!
Obviously, you know your North American geography far more than most! Spotting the lies int these truths was a breeze for a geography buff like you. From Canada to Mexico, you're far to clever to fall for a lie!
B+, Two Truths And A Lie Awesome
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Right!
Most Americans aren't quite right when it comes to North American geography! In fact, most couldn't spot the lies in these questions. Luckily, you're not anything like the average guy or gal! You know Geography like the back of your own hand. Spotting the lies in these truths was a total breeze for you!
A+, A Geography Dynamo
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Right!
1
Spot the lie about the Caribbean:
The Bahamas is just one island.
There are more than 7,000 Caribbean islands.
The official language of Guadalupe is French.
2
Spot the lie about the Great Lakes:
Lake Superior is the largest Great Lake.
Lake Ontario is the smallest Great Lake.
Lake Tahoe is one of the five Great Lakes.
3
Spot the lie about these states:
Florida is the hottest American state on average.
Alaska is one of the coldest states on average.
Texas is typically one of the hottest states on average.
4
Spot the lie about the border countries:
Canada has the longest coastline in the world.
Canada contains the most freshwater of any country.
Mexico has the third largest mountain in the world.
5
Spot the lie about trains:
Havana has a metro train service.
Santo Domingo has a metro train service.
Canada and America all have at least one city with a metro train.
6
Spot the lie about Mexico:
Texas used to be a part of Mexico.
There are 68 languages recognized in Mexico.
The Chihuahua originates in Belize.
7
Spot the lie about timezones:
Mountain Standard Time is the most western Canadian time zone.
Hawaii-Aleutian Standard Time is the most western American time zone.
Newfoundland Standard Time is the most eastern Canadian time zone.
8
Spot the lie about language:
French is the second most common North American language.
America is the second-largest country in North America.
Cree is a common indigenous language in Canada.
9
Spot the lie:
Canada borders three oceans.
All five of the Great Lakes border Canada.
All five Great Lakes border America.
10
Spot the lie about driving:
Boston to Chicago is about a 15 hour drive.
New York to Boston is about a 7 hour drive.
Los Angeles to New York City is a 41-hour drive.
