1. Lule, Dal and Ume are the principal rivers of which country? Indonesia Sweden Malaysia Denmark

2. We all know that the mighty Danube runs through some of Europe’s most beautiful and historic capitals. In which order would you encounter them by traveling west to east? Vienna, Belgrade, Budapest Budapest, Belgrade, Bucharest Budapest, Vienna, Bucharest Vienna, Budapest, Belgrade

3. The Kama, Samara, and Oka are tributaries of what important river? The Mekong, in China, Cambodia, and Vietnam The Tone, in Japan The Brahmaputra, in Bangladesh and India The Volga, in Russia

4. A river horse is a hippopotamus, but what’s a river jack? A small fish like an alewife A crocodile A duck similar to a mallard An unpleasant-looking snake

5. Rivers run down under, too. Who named a Queensland, Australia river after his ship? Charles Darwin (Beagle River) Captain James Cook (Endeavour River) King George VI (River Britannia) John Oxley (Macquarie River)

6. All of these rivers flow north into the Arctic Ocean, but which has the largest delta? Mackenzie River Lena River Ob River Pechora River

7. These rivers named after people run through magnificent Canada. Put them in order from shortest to longest. (Hint: the shortest and longest are the two named after men who explored Canada.) Nelson, Fraser, Churchill, Mackenzie Fraser, Mackenzie, Nelson, Churchill Fraser, Churchill, Nelson, Mackenzie Nelson, Churchill, Fraser, Mackenzie

8. The Chao Praya river runs through Bangkok and is used for many purposes, both practical and ceremonial. What does “Chao Praya” mean in Thai? River of Angels River of Kings Grand Canal Muddy River

9. The source of the mighty Amazon is in which country? Peru Chile Ecuador Brazil

10. And finally, in case you were expecting a quiz about the movie “A River Runs Through It”: What was the river where parts of the film were shot? Salmon River, Washington State Boulder River, Montana Boulder River, Idaho Salmon River, Wyoming