Top 10 Cities in North America Quiz

Answer: Chicago

O'Hare International Airport is one of the busiest in the world. Frank Lloyd Wright was actually born in Wisconsin, but is famous for the Robie House and Bach House in Chicago. The Flamingo Statue was designed by Alexander Calder. It can be pink or orange depending on the sunlight. It is in front of the Art Institute of Chicago.

Answer: Havana

Havana has over 2.3 million people. Playa del Este is one of the most popular beaches in Cuba. Fidel Castro took control of Cuba in 1959. La Habana Vieja is the Old Town.

Answer: Las Vegas

Las Vegas sees over 100,000 couples get married every year. Makes you wonder how many of them end in divorce. The Bellagio Hotel was made popular in the remake of "Ocean's Eleven". The Luxor Pyramid is a casino/hotel that look like a modern Egyptian pyramid. The Strip is a long street that houses many casinos and hotels.

Answer: Los Angeles

Los Angeles is one of the most populated cities in the in the U.S.A. Hollywood producers create thousands of movies each year. The 1984 Olympics were a huge success. Mann's Chinese Theater is where all the stars leave their handprints in the cement.

Answer: Mexico City

El Zocalo is home to the Catedral Metropolitana. Mariachi bands are popular and consist of six violinists, two trumpeters and a guitarist. Templo Mayor is an Ancient Aztec Temple.

Answer: Montreal

The Montreal Olympic Park is one of the most visited Olympic parks. Jean Drapeau was mayor of Montreal from 1954-57 and 1960-86. He helped advance Montreal into a modern city.

Answer: New York

The Statue of Liberty greeted immigrants on Liberty Island and is inscribed with the New Colossus by Emma Lazarus. While it's very much associated with New York City, it's actually in New Jersey territorial waters, as is Ellis Island. Central Park is a very popular place that has not seen the effects of pollution. Battery Park is home to the World Trade Center Globe Statue Memorial.

Answer: Seattle

Bill Gates is from Seattle. Puget Sound is a popular vacation area. The world's first Starbucks is located in Seattle as well as the HQ. The Space Needle was designed for the 1962 World Fair.

Answer: Vancouver

Vancouver was honored by being selected to host the Winter Olympics in 2010. Stanley Park is home of the Brockton Point Totem Pole. Granville Island is home of a large marina.

Answer: Washington D.C.

This is the capital of the U.S.A. Most federal buildings are located here. Before the White House was called such, it was known as the President's Mansion. The address for the White House is 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. The Potomac River runs through the city.