🖨️ Asia geography worksheet (printable, with answers)
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Which of these animals is the heaviest?
- A. Bengal tiger
- B. Wild boar
- C. Giant panda
Which of these land animals is the slowest?
- A. Gray wolf
- B. Komodo dragon
- C. Polar bear
Which of these animals is the heaviest?
- A. Red fox
- B. Indian cobra
- C. Arctic fox
Burj Khalifa: which country is it in?
- A. Iraq
- B. United Arab Emirates
- C. Saudi Arabia
Which of these is the furthest north?
- A. Taj Mahal
- B. Chennai Central railway station
- C. Gateway of India
Which of these structures is the tallest?
- A. Western Wall
- B. Borobudur
- C. Kinkaku-ji
Which of these is the deepest?
- A. Derinkuyu Underground City
- B. Lake Baikal (Shaman Rock)
- C. Mir diamond mine
Which of these is the furthest north?
- A. Burj Al Arab
- B. Fort Santiago, Intramuros
- C. Tokyo Skytree
Which of these animals is the lightest?
- A. Reindeer
- B. Cheetah
- C. Harbor seal
Which of these animals is endangered?
- A. Bornean orangutan
- B. Moose
- C. Fennec fox
Which of these is a legend that has never been proven to exist?
- A. Mute swan
- B. Yeti (Abominable Snowman)
- C. Sea otter
Which of these animals can live the longest?
- A. Dromedary camel
- B. Lion
- C. Saltwater crocodile
Which of these buildings has the most floors?
- A. 63 Building
- B. Marina Bay Sands
- C. Petronas Twin Towers
Which of these is a legend that has never been proven to exist?
- A. Asian elephant
- B. Naga
- C. Eurasian magpie
What is the capital of India?
- A. Chennai
- B. New Delhi
- C. Mumbai
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Answer key — Asia
- A. Bengal tiger (Bengal tiger (180 kg) · Wild boar (80 kg) · Giant panda (100 kg))
No two tigers have the same stripe pattern. - B. Komodo dragon (Gray wolf (60 km/h) · Komodo dragon (20 km/h) · Polar bear (40 km/h))
Komodo dragons live in the wild only on a few Indonesian islands, including Komodo, Rinca and Flores. - A. Red fox (Red fox (6 kg) · Indian cobra (2.5 kg) · Arctic fox (3.5 kg))
It can hear a mouse moving under the snow and pounces on it from above. - B. United Arab Emirates
Its design was inspired by a desert flower, the spider lily. - A. Taj Mahal (Taj Mahal (27.2°N) · Chennai Central railway station (13.1°N) · Gateway of India (18.9°N))
Shah Jahan built it in memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal, who died in 1631. - B. Borobudur (Western Wall (19 m) · Borobudur (35 m) · Kinkaku-ji (12 m))
It has 504 Buddha statues and 72 bell-shaped stupas on its upper terraces. - B. Lake Baikal (Shaman Rock) (Derinkuyu Underground City (85 m) · Lake Baikal (Shaman Rock) (1,642 m) · Mir diamond mine (525 m))
Baikal holds more fresh water than all of North America's Great Lakes combined, about a fifth of the world's unfrozen fresh surface water. - C. Tokyo Skytree (Burj Al Arab (25.1°N) · Fort Santiago, Intramuros (14.6°N) · Tokyo Skytree (35.7°N))
Its height, 634 m, can be read in Japanese as 'Mu-sa-shi', an old name for the Tokyo region. - B. Cheetah (Reindeer (130 kg) · Cheetah (45 kg) · Harbor seal (100 kg))
Cheetahs cannot roar; they purr, chirp and hiss instead. - A. Bornean orangutan
Its name comes from Malay words meaning 'person of the forest'. - B. Yeti (Abominable Snowman)
In Himalayan folklore the yeti roams the snowy mountains, but DNA tests on supposed yeti hair and bones have mostly matched bears. - C. Saltwater crocodile (Dromedary camel (40 years) · Lion (25 years) · Saltwater crocodile (70 years))
It can swim long distances out at sea and is sometimes found far from land. - C. Petronas Twin Towers (63 Building (60) · Marina Bay Sands (55) · Petronas Twin Towers (88))
They were the tallest buildings in the world from 1998 to 2004. - B. Naga
The red 'naga fireballs' said to rise from the Mekong around the end of Buddhist Lent were called 'ghost lights' by locals until the mid-1980s, when they were officially named after the naga. - B. New Delhi