Kids Geography

Continents and Oceans

8 free practice questions with explanations

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Continents and Oceans: example questions & answers

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  1. How many continents are there on Earth?

    • A6
    • B7
    • C8
    • D5

    Answer: Earth has seven continents, including Africa, Asia and Europe.

  2. Which is the largest ocean on Earth?

    • APacific Ocean
    • BIndian Ocean
    • CArctic Ocean
    • DAtlantic Ocean

    Answer: The Pacific is the biggest and deepest ocean of them all.

  3. Which is the largest continent on Earth?

    • AAfrica
    • BAntarctica
    • CAsia
    • DEurope

    Answer: Asia is the biggest continent and is home to the most people.

  4. Which continent is the coldest and covered in ice?

    • ASouth America
    • BAfrica
    • CAustralia
    • DAntarctica

    Answer: Antarctica sits at the very bottom of the world and is frozen almost all over.

  5. On which continent is the country of Egypt found?

    • AEurope
    • BAsia
    • CAfrica
    • DSouth America

    Answer: Egypt, with its famous pyramids, is in the north of Africa.

  6. Which continent is also a single country?

    • AAustralia
    • BAfrica
    • CEurope
    • DAsia

    Answer: Australia is special because it is both a whole continent and one country.

  7. Which ocean lies between the west coast of Europe and North America?

    • AIndian Ocean
    • BAtlantic Ocean
    • CPacific Ocean
    • DSouthern Ocean

    Answer: The Atlantic Ocean sits between the Americas and Europe and Africa.

  8. On which continent do we live in the United Kingdom?

    • ANorth America
    • BAfrica
    • CAsia
    • DEurope

    Answer: The UK is part of the continent of Europe.

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