CuriositiesNOV 20, 2025

Explore 40 Mind-Bending True-Or-False Geography Questions And See How Many You Get Right

Is Iceland on two tectonic plates? You'll discover it in this quiz.

A lot of us love traveling. It's because we can explore new places, meet new people, learn about cultures, and even taste new food. And because of that, we’re convinced we’re great at geography too. But the truth is, geography can still trick you.

This quiz is here to challenge you. You’ll get 40 geography questions. Your job is to identify the truths from the lies.

If you missed Part 1 of this quiz, you can check it out here!

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Trivia•40 Geography True-Or-False Questions

Iceland landscape with Kirkjufell mountain and waterfall illustrating geography tectonic plates feature.

Maksim Romashkin

10.The Persian Gulf is connected to the Arabian Sea through the Strait of Hormuz.

Dubai city skyline at sunset with the Burj Khalifa towering, highlighting geography and capital of United Arab Emirates concepts.

Aleksandar Pasaric

11.Dubai is the capital of the United Arab Emirates.

Flag of Finland with a blue cross on white fabric flying against a cloudy gray sky in a geography quiz context.

Baptiste Valthier

12.This is the flag of Greece.

Geyser erupting in a snowy landscape, demonstrating the need for both heat and groundwater to form.

Adeline MAN

13.Geysers need both heat and groundwater to form.

Uluru in Australia glowing red at sunset with surrounding desert vegetation under a clear sky.

Jonas Schallenberg

14.Uluru in Australia changes color depending on the time of day.

Split image showing ocean water waves on left and green land with blue sky on right illustrating Earth’s crust thickness.

Matt Hardy & Jahoo Clouseau

15.Earth’s crust is thicker under the ocean than on land.

Park bench surrounded by trees with sunlight filtering through, illustrating microclimates in a city block setting.

Pixabay

16.Microclimates can exist in a single city block or park.

Aerial view of colorful houses on rocky terrain by clear coastal waters in Greenland geography true or false quiz.

Mikhail Nilov

17.Greenland is an independent country.

Large iceberg floating in cold ocean water near snowy mountains under a partly cloudy blue sky geography fresh water concept

Pixabay

18.Icebergs contain fresh water.

Silhouette map of Africa continent in black on a light blue background for geography true-or-false questions.

Bored Panda

19.This is an outline of Brazil.

Aerial view of South Africa coastal city showing landscape and ocean under a partly cloudy sky.

Scott Webb

20.South Africa has more than one capital city.

Satellite view of a large hurricane showing cloud spirals spinning due to geography and hemisphere effects.

StormGeo

21.Hurricanes spin in opposite directions in each hemisphere.

Night view of Singapore cityscape with iconic Marina Bay Sands and Ferris wheel under starry sky reflecting in water.

Alaric Sim

22.Singapore is both a city and a country.

Close-up of corals underwater in warm, shallow water with sunlight filtering through clear blue ocean.

Francesco Ungaro

23.Corals only exist in warm, shallow water.

Silhouettes of North America and South America showing the land bridge connecting the two continents on a gradient background.

Bored Panda

24.South America is connected to North America by a wide land bridge.

Volcanic eruption releasing ash made of tiny pieces of rock and glass into the sky above the volcano peak.

Diego Girón

25.Volcanic ash is actually tiny pieces of rock and glass.

Underwater view with sunlight filtering through water and bubbles rising in the deep Pacific Ocean environment.

Berend de Kort

26.The Pacific Ocean is deeper than the Atlantic.

Close-up of a chain-link fence symbolizing the shortest international border in geography between Botswana and Zambia.

Joey Lu

27.The shortest international border in the world is between Botswana and Zambia.

Red circle centered on a white background representing Japan’s flag and the rising sun symbol in geography questions.

Bored Panda

28.Japan’s flag represents the rising sun.

Massive ocean waves crashing near a rocky shore with mountains in the background showing a tsunami wave.

USC Today

29.A tsunami is the same as a tidal wave.

Mountain lake surrounded by forest in Andorra, a landlocked country between Spain and France under clear blue sky.

Angelique Broers

30.Andorra is landlocked between Spain and France.

Map showing Central America countries and surrounding Caribbean Sea regions in black with clear borders on gray background.

Bored Panda

31.Every country in Central America touches the Caribbean Sea.

Grand Canyon landscape with deep layered rock formations carved mainly by the Colorado River under a clear sky.

Stephane LEGRAND

32.The Grand Canyon was carved mainly by the Colorado River.

Aerial view of Jakarta cityscape showing densely packed buildings under a clear blue sky, urban geography insights.

Tom Fisk

33.Jakarta is sinking at one of the fastest rates of any major global city.

New Zealand flag waving outdoors with dense forest background highlighting geography and two main islands concept.

Mario Amé

34.New Zealand is made up of two main islands.

Cargo ships sailing on the Suez Canal waters with desert mountains visible in the background at sunset.

Eric Seddon

35.The Suez Canal connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Persian Gulf.

Autumn leaves hanging from a branch with delicate white flowers, illustrating seasonal temperature changes near the equator.

Nataliia Zhytnytska

36.The equator gets the most seasonal temperature changes.

Italian flag waving on a flagpole against a clear blue sky, representing geography true-or-false questions.

Daniel Rusnac

37.Italy has two independent countries inside it.

Himalayas mountain range bathed in sunrise light with misty lower peaks visible in early morning geography scene.

Prakash Aryal

38.The Himalayas are still growing taller each year.

Close-up of a vintage map highlighting European countries including Sweden, Finland, and Norway in geography true-or-false quiz context.

Lara Jameson

39.Europe has the most countries in the world.

Close-up of a vintage compass on a wooden surface, illustrating a geography tool for true or false river flow questions.

Nancy Zjaba

40.All rivers flow south.

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