The largest country in North America, Canada, Mexico, USA, The river that runs through the Grand Canyon., Colorado River, Grand River, Canyon River, The largest mountain range in North America., Snowy Mountain, Sandy Mountain, Rocky Mountain, Word describing what animals sometimes do in the winter, Hunting, Hibernating, Housing, Where the first dwellers of North America came from., Asia, Philippines, America, The country that colonized Mexico in the past, Coco, Spain, France, A state that was a country before and then joined the USA, Rodeo and Rolling stone, Texas and Hawaii, Mexico and Texas, The kind of leader that Mexico and the United States have., President, Prime Minister, Communist, The kind of leader that governs Canada when his political party is the largest one in parliament, President, Prime Minister, Communist, Word describing trees or forests with leaves that change colors and fall off., Tropical Rainforest, Desciduous forest, Prairie Land, Where is Lake Atitlan located?, US, Mexico, Guatemala, Tundra is an area full of rainforests., True, False, The most popular sport in Mexico is ____., Soccer, Horseback riding, Fishing, USA exports the most products compared to other countries in North America., True, False, All the people in North America speak the same language, True, False, Normadic peoples have a permanent home., True, False, North America has only one biome, True, False, The part of the continent closer to the equator has ____ climate, Colder, Warmer, Freezing, Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, and Superior are famous great rivers., True, False, The middle part of North America is known for gently, rolling plains., True, False, Christopher Columbus was the first person from Europe to land in North America., True, False, In the northernmost parts of North America, no trees grow, True, False, ____ is a state in the United States, but it is technically not part of North America. Its islands are usually counted as part of the Oceania region., Hawaii, Mexico, Canada, North America has varied landscapes in the world and has many different climate zones., True, False, It is the hottest and driest spot on the whole North America continent., Dry Spot Valley, Hot Desert, Death Valley, California, The largest mountain range in North America., Rocky Mountains, Great Plains, Mount Pinatubo, Tallest mountain in North America Continent, Mt. Mayon, Mt. Sinai, Denali, First to arrive in North America, Vikings, Christopher Columbus, France, Main languages in North America, English, Spanish, French, English, Chinese, Spanish, English and French, A mountain range that run from Canada to the southeastern US, Alkaline mountains, Appalachian Mountains, Rocky Mountains, It is a rocky plateau or raised area that is flat. It contains some of the oldest rock in the world., US Shield, Mexico Shield, Canadian Shield, middle part of North America which has rich soil that is perfect for growing crops, Great plains, Great crops, Great soil, The three oceans that bordered North America. Check all applies., Pacific Ocean, Arctic Ocean, Indian Ocean, Atlantic Ocea, It is a section of the Atlantic Ocean that juts into North America, Gulf of Mexico, Gulf of Texas, Gulf of America, Sea that is considered part of the Atlantic and it is dotted with thousands of small islands and some larger ones., Mexico Sea, Dotted Sea, Caribbean Sea, longest rivers in the US, Nile and Mile River, Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, Nile and White Rivers, A climate with moderate temperatures and adequate precipitation amounts, Taiga, Tundra, Temperate Climates, largest canyon in the world which is located in Arizona, US, Grand Canyon, Greatest Canyon, Huge Canyon, type of owls that make their homes in the cactus of desert areas in Mexico and US, owlet, Elf owls, Petite owl, It is a natural area known for a certain climate, landscape and living things, Layer, Biome, Area, It is at the top of North America where it is so cold that the soil stays frozen all year. No trees grow there but moss and grasses survive, Tundra, Taiga, Tropical Rainforest, Deciduous forests, Area that is south of the tundra, which is made up of evergreen trees like spruce and pines, Tundra, Taiga or Boreal forest, Tropical Rainforest, Deciduous forests, It is what the North America's temperate areas have that have trees with leaves that change color and fall off each autumn., Tundra, Taiga or boreal forest, Tropical rainforest, Deciduous forests, This is what most of the animals do in the colder months, Hibernate, Play, Swim, It is what middle of North America made up of, Animals, Prairie land, Hills, Common Prairie animals that eat other animals, Insects, Bugs, Predators, This area or biome receives less than 10 inches rainfall a year., Desert, Tropical rainforest, Tundra, This type of plant has a special shape that allows it to expand as it soaks up rainwater., Barrel cactus, Kangkong, Spinach, This forest can cover parts of southern Mexico, Central America and the Carribean., Desert, Tropical Rainforest, Tundra, Part of the rainforest where sloths and parrots hang out, Treetops, Forest floor, Canopy, Part of the rainforest where the predators roam, Treetops, Forest floor, Canopy, Continent's largest cat, Jaguar, Kitty, Lion

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