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Brrr! It's cold in here! Check out these quizzes on the North and South poles (the Arctic and Antarctic) and learn about bone-chilling climates, frozen oceans, and snow-covered landforms. Beware--there are penguins and polar bears on the loose!
34 Polar Regions quizzes and 360 Polar Regions trivia questions.
1.
We the North
  We the North   great trivia quiz  
Photo Quiz
 10 Qns
Countries Above the Arctic Circle
There are eight countries that extend above the Arctic Circle. I have a question for you for each country, with a couple of extra for the two largest countries represented. Join me as I travel from Canada eastward along (or above) 66°30′ N.
Average, 10 Qns, reedy, Dec 08 22
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Dec 08 22
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Cruising Antarctica
  Cruising Antarctica   top quiz  
Photo Quiz
 10 Qns
On January 13/11 the Star Princess entered Antarctic waters for what will probably be the last time. I was lucky enough to be on the ship for her last tour of this amazing continent. These pictures are from that voyage.
Average, 10 Qns, skunkee, Sep 05 13
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skunkee editor
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  An Arctic Dip   top quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Take the plunge with me and my expedition as we explore the (almost) seven seas of the Arctic Ocean - it's more than a boring, frozen wasteland. But don't forget to wear plenty of layers.
Average, 10 Qns, malik24, Jul 31 12
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malik24
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On or In the Arctic Circle
  On or In the Arctic Circle   best quiz  
Photo Quiz
 10 Qns
All of the destinations in this quiz are found on or within the 16,000 kilometre circumference of the planet's northern polar region. Bundle up and see if you know where these unique destinations are. Good luck!
Average, 10 Qns, kyleisalive, Feb 23 22
Recommended for grades: 11,12
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Feb 23 22
160 plays
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Towns of the Arctic
  Towns of the Arctic    
Photo Quiz
 10 Qns
Explore the geography of ten smaller towns located north of the Arctic Circle.
Easier, 10 Qns, bernie73, Feb 28 22
Easier
bernie73 gold member
Feb 28 22
198 plays
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  Polar Peculiarities   top quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
A quiz about polar peculiarities and differences between North and South Pole.
Average, 10 Qns, triviapaul, Sep 30 15
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triviapaul
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  Don't Forget Your Toque!   great trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
In this quiz, we're headed north - WAY up north. Bring along a parka, insulated pants, mukluks and mitts too. You can't be running around wearing nothing but that goofy hat!
Average, 10 Qns, BxBarracuda, Jan 10 12
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  The Winds Blow Cold Up Here!   great trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Hurtling along at top speed, the Four Winds (shuehorn, Lones78, JanIQ and zorba_scank) have now decided to visit the ten northernmost cities of the world. Why don't you join us on this amazing race across the world?
Average, 10 Qns, zorba_scank, Nov 12 21
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zorba_scank gold member
Nov 12 21
2882 plays
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On Those Cold Winter Nights
  On Those Cold Winter Nights...    
Photo Quiz
 10 Qns
This quiz is about the Poles. Not the ones from Poland, but rather the North and South Poles. What do you know about these places that cold winter days as well as nights?
Average, 10 Qns, dcpddc478, Sep 15 18
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dcpddc478
Sep 15 18
213 plays
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  Up, Up, and Over...the 60th Degree   great trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This one's for Kyleisalive who wanted something on "Up Over" the Arctic Circle. Hope its enjoyable for everyone.
Average, 10 Qns, habitsowner, Jul 05 14
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trivia question Quick Question
What natural lights can you see in Antarctica, which are often called the southern lights?

From Quiz "Chilly Antarctica"




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  Baby, It's Cold Outside   best quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Brr -- it's freezing out here! Come with me to the ends of the earth, and test your knowledge of the Arctic and Antarctic Circles.
Average, 10 Qns, CellarDoor, Dec 25 09
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1151 plays
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  Islands of the Arctic and Antarctic   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Islands north of the Arctic Circle and south of the Antarctic Circle rarely get much attention. But how much do you know about these fascinating polar islands?
Average, 10 Qns, Joepetz, Sep 23 18
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Joepetz gold member
Sep 23 18
250 plays
13.
  Arctic and Antarctic Geography   popular trivia quiz  
Match Quiz
 10 Qns
Match each given clue with the correct landform or body of water.
Easier, 10 Qns, AlexT781, Sep 16 18
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AlexT781
Sep 16 18
394 plays
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  Antarctica Frozen Continent   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Some fascinating facts about a fascinating place.
Average, 10 Qns, fiachra, Apr 03 21
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Apr 03 21
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  Frigid Islands   great trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
These islands are rarely the subject of travel brochures due to their cold, harsh climate and remote locations. Perhaps you may warm up to them after taking this quiz.
Tough, 15 Qns, pshelton, Jun 15 08
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  Antarctic Ice Shelves   great trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
When a glacier or ice sheet extends onto the surface of the sea, it becomes an ice shelf. They can be found in Greenland and Canada, but the largest ones are attached to Antarctica. See if you can identify some of these in this quiz.
Average, 10 Qns, stedman, May 24 12
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  The Ross Sea   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
The Ross Sea is one of the major seas on the planet. However, its remote location causes difficulty in studying it. How much do you know about the Ross Sea?
Average, 10 Qns, Joepetz, May 07 23
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Joepetz gold member
May 07 23
162 plays
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  Astonishing Antarctica    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Antarctica is verrrrrrrrryy cold! It's the coldest place on Earth! Hope you enjoy this quiz!
Average, 10 Qns, Ewefojhghjkbw, Oct 07 22
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Oct 07 22
197 plays
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  10 Question The Arctic Circle Quiz    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Going around the Arctic Circle, around the whole Earth, you will find several countries and several bodies of water. You will also find unusual daylight patterns.
Average, 10 Qns, hotdogPi, Feb 01 15
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  Islands of the Arctic   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
These islands may be cold and chilly, but that doesn't mean they are entirely unexciting. This quiz features questions on ten islands in the Arctic and their importance to their nations.
Average, 10 Qns, Joepetz, Apr 19 20
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Joepetz gold member
Apr 19 20
290 plays
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  What Do You Know About Antarctica?    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Continuing on with my "What Do You Know About?" series, this quiz is about that most fascinating place, Antarctica. So just "What Do You Know About Antarctica?" Good luck.
Average, 10 Qns, wenray, Jan 17 21
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Jan 17 21
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  Antarctica: Odd One Out    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Welcome to the final installment of the continental 'odd one out' series! This time we travel as far south as we can go: Antarctica.
Tough, 10 Qns, timence, Aug 01 15
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275 plays
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  The Continent of Antarctica    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This is a short quiz on the continent of Antarctica. What do you know about this ignored continent?
Average, 10 Qns, GeniusBoy, Jan 03 15
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  Going to the Ends of the Earth    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Traveling to the North and South Poles would be a great adventure. Try this quiz to learn a bit about these two remote locations.
Average, 10 Qns, Saturnwreck, Feb 23 18
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Saturnwreck gold member
Feb 23 18
1247 plays
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  Multiple Choice Quiz about The Arctic Circle    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This quiz deals with the geography of the area north of the Arctic Circle. I hope you've not grown cold with your Arctic knowledge!
Tough, 10 Qns, biohazard930, Aug 29 22
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biohazard930
Aug 29 22
1277 plays
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  Antarctic Stations    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
A quiz about Antarctic research stations. I name the station and you choose which country owns it. Good luck!
Average, 10 Qns, ohlund2, Oct 05 18
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Oct 05 18
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  Amazing Antarctica    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Antarctica is a unique, beautiful place. However, not many people know much about it. I want to try and make Antarctica known to many people so take this quiz.
Average, 10 Qns, regandavey, Sep 17 18
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regandavey
Sep 17 18
415 plays
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  Chilly Antarctica    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
The vast wilderness at the bottom of the world is almost entirely covered by a sheet of ice. Have a chilly mind!
Average, 10 Qns, jamicslaire, May 13 09
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630 plays
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  A Tour of the Poles    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Earth is home to two Polar Regions, the Arctic and the Antarctic, also known as the North and South poles. However, the poles are slowly melting. Before they disappear, I present this quiz.
Average, 10 Qns, aya3098, Apr 03 21
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Apr 03 21
503 plays
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  Where Quizzes Go to Die    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
The chills of Antarctica and the far north can kill your quizzes, but how much do you really know about these regions? Take this quiz to find out!
Average, 10 Qns, Oidioid32123, Aug 17 21
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Aug 17 21
507 plays
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  Awesome Antarctica!    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
The mysterious and widely unexplored continent of Antarctica is filled with natural wonders. How much do you know about this unique landmass?
Difficult, 10 Qns, AlMonkey, Nov 17 14
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  Get Fired up for Antarctica!    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Kind of an oxymoron, but anyway, see how far your Antarctic knowledge goes!
Tough, 10 Qns, biohazard930, Jun 29 13
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1257 plays
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  Antarctica Mania    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
How much do you know about the cold barren land that is truly "down under"?
Difficult, 10 Qns, NatureKid034, Aug 19 14
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  The Arctic    
Multiple Choice
 25 Qns
I will ask you 25 questions about the Arctic.
Difficult, 25 Qns, author, Feb 15 20
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Polar Regions Trivia Questions

1. What is the southernmost research station in Antarctica?

From Quiz
Astonishing Antarctica

Answer: Amundsen-Scott Station

Amundsen-Scott station is the closest station to the Geographic South Pole, only 0.3 km (0.2 miles) away!

2. Although the Ross Sea can be found off the coast of Antarctica, which nation claims it falls under its territorial possessions?

From Quiz The Ross Sea

Answer: New Zealand

New Zealand claims the Ross Sea is part of its territory because it is surrounded by the Ross Dependency which New Zealand's Antarctic claims. Under the 1961 Antarctic Treaty, most nations do not recognize any territorial claims in Antarctica, although most are quietly respecting of such claims.

3. Baffin Island, the largest island in Canada, is part of which Canadian province or territory?

From Quiz Islands of the Arctic and Antarctic

Answer: Nunavut

Baffin Island is one of the largest islands on Earth, ranking fifth in area. Baffin Island played a large role in Norse myth because of its proximity to Iceland and Greenland and is one of the likely locations of Helluland, one of the places explored by Leif Erikson. Today, Baffin Island is part of Nunavut and the is home to the territory's capital of Iqaluit. Many of the island's mountains are named after figures in Norse myth, including the highest peak, Mt. Odin, and Mt. Thor which is said to be the mountain with the tallest pure vertical drop on Earth at a height of 4,100 feet or 1,250 meters.

4. Ellesmere Island, the third largest island in Canada, belongs to which Canadian territory, the nation's largest?

From Quiz Islands of the Arctic

Answer: Nunavut

Ellesmere Island was discovered by Europeans in 1616 by William Baffin, although it wasn't named until over 200 years later. Archeological evidence shows that people have been living on Ellesmere Island since at least 1000 B.C. and that those people were hunters and gatherers. Less than 200 people live on the island in modern times and the Canadian government uses Ellesmere as a weather station.

5. The Arctic Circle is a circle around the Earth at 66.5°N. Why is the number 66.5 used?

From Quiz The Arctic Circle

Answer: It is 90° minus the Earth's tilt

The Earth's tilt is 23.5°.This means that the Arctic Circle is 90°-23.5°, which is 66.5°. On the opposite side of the Earth, the Antarctic Circle is 66.5°S. In the Northern Hemisphere, the Arctic Circle is the southernmost latitude where there there is a day without the sun setting, due to the Earth's tilt. Also, the Tropic of Cancer is 23.5°N, while the Tropic of Capricorn is 23.5°S, which also use the Earth's tilt in their definition.

6. This ice shelf can be found off Alexander Island within the British Antarctic Territory, and is named after a member of a famous family of German musicians and composers. What is its name?

From Quiz Antarctic Ice Shelves

Answer: Bach Ice Shelf

It is named after Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), the best-known of the large family of musicians. It lies adjacent to the Beethoven and Monteverdi Peninsulas, close to Berlioz Point, Rossini Point, Weber Inlet, and Boccherini Inlet. You may spot a pattern emerging here.

7. Which strait, lying between Baffin Island and Greenland, is known as Iceberg Alley?

From Quiz Don't Forget Your Toque!

Answer: Davis Strait

Every year, hundreds of icebergs make their way southward from Baffin Bay, through the narrowing ("alley") of Davis Strait, to the Labrador Sea and eventually, to the Atlantic. It is at the southerly end of this iceberg route where the Titanic sank. Davis Strait also has extremely strong tides that can range between thirty and sixty feet. It was named after the English explorer John Davis, one of many who sought the Northwest Passage.

8. What is so unique about Antarctica?

From Quiz Amazing Antarctica

Answer: Highest, driest (on average), windiest, emptiest, coldest place

Mt Vinson Massif is the highest place in Antarctica, reaching 4892m above sea level. The average wind speed is 67kph and it is the emptiest place. Only some parts of Antarctica are drier than the Atacama Desert; it is the driest place on average. The coldest temperature ever recorded is -89.6 degrees Celsius at the Vostok Scientific Station on the 21st of July 1983.

9. The North Pole is commonly regarded as where Santa lives, but when was it first reached by humans? This date is the first uncontroversial date.

From Quiz Where Quizzes Go to Die

Answer: 1926

A well known one, but disputed, is 1909, when Robert Peary's team allegedly reached it. Whether he actually reached the Pole is not confirmed, and in 1926, a fully undisputed expedition led by Roald Amundsen reached it.

10. Have you ever stopped to consider just how big Antarctica is? What is the size of Antarctica?

From Quiz What Do You Know About Antarctica?

Answer: Roughly 14 million sq. kilometres (5.4 million sq. miles)

Approximately 9% of the land surface of the world is taken up by Antarctica. It is 1.5 times the size of the USA.

11. We'll begin with the Antarctic. How many inches or millimeters is the largest insect in Antarctica?

From Quiz A Tour of the Poles

Answer: One quarter of an inch (6 millimeters)

The largest insect is the midge, which is a species of fly. In fact, it's actually considered the largest land animal in Antarctica! Other "Antarctic" animals, such as penguins and seals, only partly subsist on Antarctica, surviving on the ocean as well.

12. Who is the Scottish cartographer that officially began to use the name 'Antarctica' in 1887?

From Quiz Chilly Antarctica

Answer: John George Bartholomew

John George Bartholomew (1860-1920) was a Scottish map-maker. He was known as the 'Cartographer to the King'. He published many atlases. (Source: Wikipedia)

13. Where is the North Pole located?

From Quiz Going to the Ends of the Earth

Answer: in the middle of the Arctic Ocean

The North Pole is located in the middle of the Arctic Ocean. Although it is on water, the North Pole is almost permanently covered with constantly shifting sea ice. The nearest land mass is Kaffeklubben Island, which is about 700 miles away.

14. Both polar regions, aka Arctic and Antarctic, are famous for being very, very cold. Which one is colder, the North or South Pole?

From Quiz Polar Peculiarities

Answer: South Pole

Both poles are famous for being cold, Antarctica is even more famous for holding the record of lowest temperature ever: -90 C (-130 F). Yearly averages hover around -50 C (-60 F) for most places in central Antarctica, while in the Antarctic winter -65 C (-85 F) is quite normal. Compared to this, the average temperature on the North Pole of between -40 C (-40 F) and 0 C (30 F) are quite balmy. Even more so if you consider that the coldest place in the Northern Hemisphere is quite far from the North Pole. The Siberian towns of Verkhoyansk and Oymyakon compete for the title of coldest place in the North with average January temperatures of -50 C (-60 F), which is a temperature rarely seen on the North Pole. Then again, in July temperatures there can reach more than +30 C (+90 F), a temperature definitely never seen on the North Pole.

15. Which nation runs McMurdo Station?

From Quiz Antarctic Stations

Answer: United States

McMurdo Station is the largest station located in Antarctica. It is home to more than 1000 researchers in the summer. The base is named after Lieutenant Archibald McMurdo, who was the captain of the ship Terror. Terror was one of the first ships to explore Antarctica's coast.

16. Parts of how many independent countries lie north of the Arctic Circle?

From Quiz The Arctic Circle

Answer: 7

Those countries are the United States (Alaska), Canada, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland and Russia. You might be thinking also of Greenland, however Greenland itself is not an independent country, but a dependency of Denmark.

17. Who was the first person to claim to have seen Antarctica?

From Quiz Get Fired up for Antarctica!

Answer: Bellingshausen

Robert Scott and Ronald Amundsen were the first people to travel to the South Pole. Richard Byrd was the first to successfully fly over the South Pole.

18. What was the town of Narvik called during 1887-1902?

From Quiz The Arctic

Answer: Victoriahavn

Narvik is well known from World War II.

19. How many countries are located on Antarctica?

From Quiz The Continent of Antarctica

Answer: 0

Several countries have claimed sectors of the continent, but there are no countries there.

20. What is the surface terrain of Antarctica?

From Quiz Astonishing Antarctica

Answer: A large ice sheet

Antarctica is close to being entirely covered by an ice sheet, and beneath it is a landscape of valleys, mountains and plains.

21. This Antarctic ice shelf occupies part of a bay which shares the same name, and which was discovered in 1936. It was named in honour of the then monarch of the United Kingdom - so can you work out its name?

From Quiz Antarctic Ice Shelves

Answer: Edward VIII Ice Shelf

Edward VIII became King on 20 January 1936 on the death of his father, King George V, and reigned until the date of his formal abdication on 11 December that year, when he was succeeded by his brother, who then became King George VI. Edward VIII Bay and its associated ice shelf are located within Kemp Land, which is part of the Australian Antarctic Territory.

22. Meaning 'north' in the Danish language, what is the name of the northernmost permanently inhabited settlement in Greenland?

From Quiz The Winds Blow Cold Up Here!

Answer: Nord

Station Nord is a scientific and military base approximately 924 km (574 miles) from the North Pole and 1700km (1062 miles) north of the Arctic Circle. There are two stations further north than Nord yet neither is permanently occupied. The only access to Station Nord is by air (the airstrip is open for all but about two months of the year), or foot. Passage by ship is only possible approximately every five or ten years so is not considered an acceptable means of transport to the area. Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, and Narsaq are two of only a handful of settlements in Greenland with more than 1000 inhabitants.

23. Which lake, found in the Northwest Territories of Canada, is the deepest lake in North America?

From Quiz Don't Forget Your Toque!

Answer: Great Slave Lake

The "Great Gitchi Gumi" is another name for Lake Superior. Firedrake Lake and Snowbird Lake are located in NWT, but they are of minor geographical significance. Although it probably took a lot of hard work for European explorers to get there, the history of Great Slave Lake did not really involve unpaid servants. It is named after the indigenous Slavey First Nations group (who call themselves "Dene"). The lake is 2010 feet deep, 300 miles long and between twelve and sixty-eight miles wide, making it the ninth largest lake in the world. Located directly south of Great Slave (and still above the 60th parallel north) is the last remaining natural nesting site in the world for the highly endangered Whooping Crane.

24. Ten per cent of the Earth is covered by Antarctica (including ice sheets). This makes it the ___________ largest continent.

From Quiz Amazing Antarctica

Answer: Fifth largest

Antarctica covers 14 million square kilometers, the fifth largest continent. Also 70% of the world's fresh water is supplied from there, and 90% of the earth's ice is in Antarctica.

25. Was the South Pole first reached by humans before or after the North Pole?

From Quiz Where Quizzes Go to Die

Answer: After

The South Pole was first reached by Roald Amundsen's crew, in a race between his crew and Robert Scott's crew. Amundsen's crew won by about a month by reaching the South Pole on December 14, 1911. Sadly, Scott and his crew all died on the way home. The first expedition to claim to reach the North Pole was Peary's, in 1909.

26. Antarctica has many very large mountain ranges. Do you know which is the highest mountain?

From Quiz What Do You Know About Antarctica?

Answer: Mount Vinson Massif

Vinson Massif lies in the Sentinel Range of the Ellsworth Mountains. It is located about 1,200 km (750 miles) from the South Pole. It is approximately It is 21 kilometres (13 miles) long and 13 kilometres (8 miles) wide and stands at 4,892 metres (16,070 ft) high. Vinson Massif was first seen in 1958 and first climbed in 1966. For comparison, Mount Everest is 8,848 metres (29,029 ft) high. Vinson Massif is the sixth highest of the Seven Summits.

27. The line of the Arctic Circle crosses three continents: Asia, Europe, and North America. How many continents are crossed by the Antarctic Circle?

From Quiz Baby, It's Cold Outside

Answer: One: parts of Antarctica are north of the Circle.

When you're used to seeing Antarctica only at the bottom of a Mercator-projection map, it's easy to forget how big a land mass it is. It really is a continent, though, and it's bigger than either Europe or Australia. Antarctica accounts for most of the region enclosed by the Antarctic Circle, although some of that region is ocean and some of Antarctica falls outside. By contrast, the Arctic Circle encloses mostly ocean, but passes through a whopping eight countries. Moving westward from the International Date Line, these are: Russia, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Iceland (via Grimsey Island), Denmark (via its dependency of Greenland), Canada, and the U.S.A. (via the state of Alaska).

28. Antarctica is home to several "ice shelves". One of them is called the Ross Ice Shelf. Most of the ice shelf lies within a region called the Ross Dependency, an area claimed by which country?

From Quiz A Tour of the Poles

Answer: New Zealand

The Ross Ice Shelf is found near the Transatlantic Mountains. On the other side of Antarctica is the Ronne Ice Shelf, which is located near the Antarctic Peninsula. New Zealand's area of Antarctica includes two major scientific bases; Scott Base and McMurdo Station. The bases belong to New Zealand and the USA respectively.

29. What mountains in Antarctica divide it into an eastern and western region?

From Quiz Chilly Antarctica

Answer: Transantarctic Mountains

The Transantarctic Mountains are located at the (slight) southwestern part of Antarctica and beside the Ross Ice Shelf. The Transantarctic Mountains are part of a mountain range in Antarctica which spans the continent. These mountains, in effect, divide Antarctica into eastern and western sections.

30. What altitude would you be at if you were standing at the South Pole?

From Quiz Going to the Ends of the Earth

Answer: over 9000 feet above sea level

The ice surface of the South Pole where you would be standing sits at about 9300 feet altitude. The ice is so thick, however, that the land mass below the pole is actually near sea level.

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