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America Physical Map Quiz
This quiz helps middle school students explore the physical geography of the Americas. Students will identify mountains, rivers, plains, and other landforms using interactive multiple-choice questions. Ideal for classroom learning, homework, or online geography practice.
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Which mountain range runs along the western coast of North America?
Which river is the longest in South America?
What is the largest desert in North America?
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Which plateau is located in western South America?
Which river flows through the central United States and is a major waterway?
Which mountain range extends along the western coast of South America?
Which plain is located in eastern South America?
Which river is shared by the USA and Mexico?
Which is the largest lake in North America?
Which mountain range forms the eastern mountains of North America?
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