Lakes

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Test Your Knowledge of Lakes

Dive into the fascinating world of lakes with our engaging quiz! Challenge yourself with ten questions that cover unique facts about lakes across the globe.

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This lake has the most shoreline in the world at 105, 000 km and the most islands of any lake at 14, 632.

Lake of the Woods

Lake Superior

Great Salt Lake

Lake Michigan

Which lake is the deepest lake in the world at a maximum depth of 1, 642 km?

Tanganyika, Central Africa

Baikal, Siberia

Great Slave Lake, NWT

Crater Lake, Oregon

There is enough water in this lake to cover all of North and South America with 1 foot of water!

Lake Superior

Lake Ontario

Lake Nicaragua

Lake Tahoe

After Canada's 879, 800 lakes which country has the most lakes at 201, 200 (the lake must measure 10 hectares to count)?

USA

China

Russia

Sweden

Which country has more lakes in relation to geographical size than any other and approximately 1 lake per 26 people?

Sweden

Finland

Norway

Iceland

How thick must the ice be to support an ice hut?

3-5 inches

6-8 inches

8-10 inches

10-12 inches

Which is the name given to a Scientist who studies lakes?

Ornothologist

Limnologist

Ichthyologist

Herpetologist

The fish pictured here is what we are trying to catch. It is delicious and often referred to as Walleye. What do we call it in Ontario?

Pike

Pickerel

Bass

Ling

Which is the largest body of water in the lake district as well as all of England?

Windermere

Rutland Water

Bassenthwaite Lake

Wastwater

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