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Free World Rivers & Mountains Flashcards
Longest, highest, deepest — physical geography superlatives anchor every atlas and every quiz night. These cards settle the classics, including the ones people always argue about.
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QWhat is the highest mountain on Earth?
AMount Everest (~8,849 m)
QWhat is the longest river in the world?
AThe Nile (~6,650 km) — with the Amazon a close, debated second
QWhat is the highest mountain range in the world?
AThe Himalayas
QWhich river flows through the Grand Canyon?
AThe Colorado River
QWhat is the longest river in Europe?
AThe Volga
QWhat is the highest peak in Africa?
AMount Kilimanjaro (~5,895 m)
QWhich river runs through Paris?
AThe Seine
QWhat is the highest peak in the Americas?
AAconcagua (~6,961 m), Argentina
QWhich two rivers define Mesopotamia?
AThe Tigris and the Euphrates
QWhat is the deepest lake in the world?
ALake Baikal, Russia (~1,642 m)
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