North American Countries Without Borders: Multiple Choice

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01This country occupies the western third of a major Caribbean island, its shape dominated by two large peninsulas that extend westward like the jaws of a pincer.
02This country's shape resembles a triangle with its wide base on the Caribbean coast. Its outline is notably indented by two very large freshwater lakes in its southwestern corner.
03This small coastal nation has a simple, roughly rectangular shape, nestled below the Yucatán Peninsula with a long Caribbean coastline famous for its barrier reef.
04Shaped like a large, tapering horn, this country features a long, narrow peninsula on its western coast and another, broader peninsula jutting into a major gulf on its east.
05This massive country's outline is defined by a vast northern archipelago, a large bay cutting deep into its eastern side, and the world's longest coastline.
06This country is a narrow, S-shaped isthmus connecting two larger landmasses, famously running more east-west than north-south.
07This Central American country has a roughly square shape with a small coastline on the Caribbean and a much longer one on the Pacific, bordering the Yucatán Peninsula to the north.
08This island nation has a long, narrow shape often compared to a crocodile, located just south of the Florida peninsula.
09This country's contiguous mainland shape is famously bordered by two oceans, with a prominent peninsula extending southeast and a separate, vast state in the continent's northwest corner.
10This nation's outline is a compact isthmus with significant coastlines on both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, widening slightly in its southern half.