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Goegraphy: Continents, Oceans, Countries and Capitals
Goegraphy: Continents, Oceans, Countries and Capitals
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What is the Capital of the United States of America?
New York
Washington D.C.
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
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Capital of England is _____________.
England
Lisbon
London
English
3
Whish Ocean is West of Mexico?
Atlantic
Golf of Mexico
Arctic
Pacific
4
The Equator is the line that is _____________ at 0
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Parallel
Diagonal
Horizontal
Vertical
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How many Continents are there?
7
4
5
3
6
In a map, capitals are marked with what symbol?
Dot ( . )
Triangle
Circle
Star
7
Compass Rose tells us what?
Information
Scales
Cardinal Directions
Population
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Which one is NOT a continent?
Africa
Australia
Europe
Mexico
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Which one is NOT a Map feature?
Legend
Presidents
Scale
Compass Rose
10
North America includes what countries?
Honduras, Costa Rica, & El Salvador
Argentina, Ecuador, & Colombia
Canada, USA, & Mexico
China, Japan, and Vietnam
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What state is part of the USA?
Chihuahua
Carolina
North Carolina
Panama
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What Ocean borders North America and Asia?
Indian
Pacific
Golf of Mexico
Atlantic
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What countries are part of Central America?
Spain, France, & Italy
Argentina, Colombia, & Brazil
Mexico, Canad, & USA
El Salvador, Honduras, & Guatemala
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Lisbon is the capital city of what country?
Guatemala
Portugal
Mexico
Spain
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What is the Capital City of Italy?
Rome
Venice
Italy
Vatican City
16
What ocean is South of India?
India Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Indiana Ocean
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What Longitude line is at 0
o
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Equator
Latitude Line
Longitude Line
Prime Meridian
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What is the Capital City of Spain?
Spanish
Madrid
Spain
Barcelona
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Berlin is the capital city of what country?
Netherlands
New Zeland
Germany
England
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What technology uses Latitude and Longitude?
Cars
GPS (Global Positioning System)
Airplanes
Microwaves