CONTINENTS AND OCEANS
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This document contains a series of questions about oceans and continents. The Pacific Ocean is identified as the largest ocean. The Atlantic Ocean reaches the Spanish coasts and has the coldest water of the three options provided. The correct options identified for oceans are: Arctic, Antarctic, Pacific. Spain is identified as being located in Europe. Asia is identified as the largest continent. Africa is identified as the hottest continent. Antarctica is identified as the continent covered in ice. Oceania is identified as the smallest continent.
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- 1. What is the largest ocean? 1. The Indian ocean. 2.The Pacific ocean. 3.The Mediterranean sea.
- 2. What is the ocean that reaches the Spanish coasts? 1. The Arctic ocean. 2.The Spanish ocean. 3.The Atlantic ocean.
- 3. What is the name of this ocean? 1. The Arctic ocean. 2.The Indian ocean. 3.The Pacific ocean.
- 4. What is the ocean that has very cold water? 1. The Arctic ocean. 2.The Atlantic ocean. 3.The Indian ocean.
- 5. What is the ocean that has the coldest water? 1. The Scottish ocean. 2.The Antarctic ocean. 3.The Pacific ocean.
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- 7. Oceans: 1. Arctic, Trigueros, Pacific. 2.Indian, Antarctic, Huelva. 3.Atlantic, Antarctic, Pacific.
- 8. What is the name of this continent? 1. Africa. 2.Europe. 3.America.
- 9. Complete: Spain is in ….. 1. Asia. 2.Oceania. 3.Europe.
- 10. What is the name of this continent? 1. Asia. 2.Antarctica. 3.Oceania.
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- 12. What is the name of this continent? 1. Africa. 2.Europe. 3.Antarctica.
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- 14. What is the name of this continent? 1. Europe. 2.America. 3.Oceania.
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- 18. What is the name of this continent? 1. Asia. 2.Antarctica. 3.Europe.