North America includes which of the following regions?

The correct answer, which includes the USA and Greenland, reflects the geographical definition of North America. North America is primarily made up of the United States, Canada, and Mexico, with Greenland considered part of the North American continent due to its geographical location and political connections.

Greenland is geographically located on the North American tectonic plate and is politically associated with Denmark. Hence, the inclusion of both the USA and Greenland aligns with the understanding of the regions that make up North America.

The other choices mix regions from different continents, which do not accurately represent what constitutes North America. For example, Europe and Canada as a pairing incorrectly places Canada alongside a European region. Similarly, Asia and Mexico, as well as Africa and Central America, combine regions from wholly separate continents, thus failing to meet the criteria for the question about North America.