What area of land is north of alaska and canada?|123885

we have this 60 question open book test.
and it_s like questions from the whole book. and i can_t find any of the answers. we only have 2 class periods to do it, and i_ve already taken up one of them and i didn_t get even half way through it.
and that_s just one of the questions that i can actually remember. so yeah.

I smell one of those dumb-*ss trick questions by a liberal teacher. The answer will be somethng stupid like _Oomoo Island, the indigenous homeland of the Mukluk Tribe of the Inuit People_. Or else, the answer could be something not quite geographically accurate, like _Greenland_. Most of Greenland is north of Alaska and Canada, but not all.

Go to the library and get a globe. There is a Canadian island group nearly at the geographic north pole, but the cheap globe I have does not give the name. I really suspect that is the answer, and the teacher is claiming it to be an independent tribal nation. Let me know when you find out the correct answer.

Ice my friend. I have been North of Alaska - there is only ice. If you go far enough North you start going South to Greenland.

Siberia in Russia and the North Pole.