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Downloadable worksheets: If the World were a Village of 100 people Level: elementary Age: 10-14 Downloads: 172   Around the world : the continents (Europe part 1 of 2) (6 pages) Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Downloads: 124   Around the world : the continents (Asia part 3 of 3) (7 pages) Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Downloads: 102   Around the world : the continents (Europa part 2 of 2 )(8 pages) Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Downloads: 99   Around the world : the continents (Asia part 1 of 3)(8 pages) Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Downloads: 101   Around the world : the continents (Asia part 2 of 3) (8 pages) Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Downloads: 81

Continents of the World! Definition of�Continent: One of the principal land masses of the earth. � � Look at the world map above and answer the following questions.� � 1.Do you know how many�continents they�are in total? � 6 8 7 10 � 2. Australia is the smallest continent in terms of size. It has a land area of 7, 687, 000 sq km. Do you know which is the largest continent in terms of land area? Africa Asia North America Antarctica 3. Can you guess which continent has�the smallest�population? Australia Asia Europe Antarctica 4. Do you know which is the most densely populated continent? North America Europe Africa Asia � 5. Do you know which continents these countries are located? � a.�United States of America North America South America Europe Australia � b. China Africa Australia Europe Asia � c. Egypt Asia South America Africa Europe � d. Japan Africa Australia North America Asia � e. Venezuela� South America North America Asia Africa � f. Italy North America Europe South America Asia � g. Kenya Africa Asia South America Australia � f. Portugal Europe North America Australia South America � g. Mexico South America North America Africa Asia � h. New Zealand Asia South America Australia Europe �Here's a little poem to help you remember the 7 continents of our world! � To learn of the seven continents Think of the letter A And when you are down to one The E will save the day. There's Africa, Asia, Australia, Antarctica, too. The oceans run between them With their waters deep and blue. There are also two America's- North and South you see. Now we're coming to the end ~ Europe starts with an E! By: Amy A. Anderson � Well done! I hope�you've enjoyed this�little�geography exercise�today. Continue to learn more about and explore our beautiful world. Remember to always conserve natural resources- reuse, reduce & recycle! Done by Hazel, Singapore�:)