This document contains 15 multiple choice questions testing knowledge about geography, history, and cities in the United States and United Kingdom. The questions cover topics such as the largest/smallest states, longest rivers, tallest mountains, largest cities, oldest universities, and youngest presidents/prime ministers. Multiple answer options are provided for each question.

1. 1) What is the biggest
state in the U.S.A.?
a) Alaska
b) Texas
c) California

2. 2) What is the longest
river in the U.S.A.?
a) Mississippi River
b) Colorado River
c) Missouri River

3. 3) What is the highest
mountain in the U.S.A.?
a) Mount Shasta
b) Mount McKinley
c) Mount Whitney

4. 4) What is the smallest
state in the U.S.A.?
a) Rhode Island
b) Hawaii
c) Maine

5. 5) What is the deepest
lake in the U.S.A.?
a) Lake Tahoe
b) Crater Lake
c) Lake Mead

6. 6) Which city in the U.S.A. has
the largest population?
a) Chicago
b) Los Angeles
c) New York City

7. 7) Which is the oldest
university in the U.S.A.?
a) Princeton
b) Harvard
c) Yale

8. 8) Who was the
youngest U.S. President?
a) Theodore Roosevelt
b) Bill Clinton
c) John F. Kennedy

9. 9) What is the biggest
city in the U.K.?
a) Manchester
b) Liverpool
c) London

10. 10) What is the tallest
building in London?
a ) Shard London Bridge
b) One Canada Square
c) Heron Tower

11. 11) What is the coldest
city in the U.K.?
a) Benson
b) Sheffield
c) Newcastle

12. 12) What is the longest
street in London?
a) Staines Street
b) Rotherhithe Street
c) Odessa Street

13. 13) Who was the youngest
U.K. Prime Minister?
a) Winston Churchill
b) Margaret
Thatcher
c) William Pitt

14. 14) Which is the oldest
university in the U.K.?
a) Cambridge
b) Oxford
c) Saint Andrews

15. 15) What is the longest
river in the U.K.?
a) River Severn
b) River Thames
c) River Trent