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Geography - 7 Continents of the World

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Q 1/6
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What is a Continent?
120
A very large area of land.
A wide expanse of sea.
A rounded model of our Earth.
South America
Q 2/6
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Which of these animals live in Europe?
120
Lion
Elephant
Badger
Tiger

6 questions

Q.

What is a Continent?

1

120 sec

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Which of these animals live in Europe?

2

120 sec

Q.

Which of these is a landmark in Antarctica?

3

120 sec

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Why is Africa so hot?

4

120 sec

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Which of these is a famous landmark in North America?

5

120 sec

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Which of these is a country in South America?

6

120 sec

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