What do you know about continents?

Have you ever found  the word 'continent', but you didn't know the meaning? Or, you already know what the word means, but you don't have any ideas about the reason people use to make categories of those bulge lands. Easy! No need to panic when you are in those situations. Read our previous article and you will find the light. Hmmm, okay. So you have already read the article. Are you sure you understand it? We have some questions to measure your understanding. Come on, asnwer them correctly.

1. Based on the text, which is not a continent?

      A. Asia

      B. North America

      C. Arctic

       D. Antarctica

2. Greenland and all the islands in the Caribbean Sea

     are located in …

       A. North America

       B. South America

       C. Europe

       D. Australia

3. What is a micro continent?

      A. An area that has a similar culture to a

           continent, but it is distinct geologically. 

      B. An area that is near to a continent and it has

           same culture.

      C. An area has same ethnic and culture to a   

           continent. 

      D. A small area that is considered as a continent.

4. What are the boundaries of the continents?

       A. coastlines

       B. oceans

       C. continental shelves

       D. Earth’s surface

5. Why do geographers divide Eurasia into

       continents: Asia and Europe?

      A. Because they are separated by an ocean

      B. Because they are two enormous lands

      C. Because people in Asia have ethnic and

           linguistic similarities, while people in Europe

           also have ethnic and linguistic similarities

      D. Because it is very hard to spot the differences

           between the two continents