Question
Which of the following is not correctly
matched?Solution
• Lake Titicaca is correctly matched with Bolivia and Peru, as it is located on the border between these two countries. • Lake Urmia is correctly matched with Iran, as it is a large saltwater lake located in the northwestern part of Iran. • Lake Reindeer is incorrectly matched because it is located in Canada, not in Russia. • Lake Athabasca is correctly matched with Canada, as it is located in the province of Alberta. Thus, the correct answer is (c), Lake Reindeer is located in Canada, not Russia.
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