Rivers of Texas Quiz 3 (CEC)
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Question 1 of 11
1. Question
Each of the following is a major river in Texas except _____.
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2. Question
Texas has only one natural lake, and it’s shared with Louisiana.
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3. Question
Two rivers that co-mingle at Sabine Lake in southeast Texas are _____.
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4. Question
The _____ River is named after its three branches.
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5. Question
The Brazos River is the longest river in Texas.
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6. Question
The Colorado River originates in West Texas and runs through _____.
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7. Question
Known today as a great “tube float” river, the _____ River was once a great source for irrigation.
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8. Question
The River Walk, built along the course of the San Antonio River, is a popular tourist attraction.
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9. Question
The Nueces River flows from the Texas Hill Country into _____.
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10. Question
The river that bends around Big Bend National Park and separates Texas from Mexico is called _____.
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11. Question
The Red River separates _____.
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