1. Parts of how many independent countries lie north of the Arctic Circle? 1 6 50 28

2. What is the most northerly island of Canada? Baffin Heiberg Victoria Ellesmere

3. Many major Russian rivers flow into the Arctic Ocean, north of the Arctic Circle. Which one, however, flows into the Laptev Sea? Ob Lena Yenisey North Dvina

4. There are many very large islands that lie in the north, packed between mounds of ice in the winter seasons. But my question to you is, do you know how many of the world's top ten largest islands (by area) lie either partially or completely north of the circle? Ten Four One None

5. Another significant island group in the North is Svalbard. Svalbard is a territory of Norway, situated between the Greenland and Barents Seas. Also, the capital of Svalbard is Ny-Alesund. Is this last statement about the capital true? Yes No

6. The northernmost National Park in the United States lies just north of the Arctic Circle in Alaska. It passes through the Brooks Mountain Range. It is a haven for caribou, dall sheep, wolves, and bears. Can you identify it? Glacier Gates of the Arctic Kobuk Denali

7. If one were to travel from the city of Inuvik to the city of Murmansk, what countries (or territories) would he be traveling to and from? Canada to Greenland Greenland to Finland Russia to United States Canada to Russia

8. Does Finland border the Arctic Ocean? Yes No

9. Which one of these seas is not part of the Arctic Ocean (north of the Arctic Circle)? Beaufort Sea East Siberian Sea Kara Sea Bering Sea

10. There are many Arctic Russian islands that have been named for important historical figures or events. Can you pick the imaginary island from the list below? October Revolution Island Graham Bell Island Bolshevik Island Lenin Island