The Five Oceans

Question 1

When you look at a world map, which three oceans are all found south of the equator (the line that splits the Earth into a top half and a bottom half)?

Accepted Answer

Pacific, Indian, Southern

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Atlantic, Arctic, Pacific

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Atlantic, Indian, Arctic

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Pacific, Atlantic, Arctic

Question 2

Which three oceans are correctly matched with the places described? 1. The ocean that touches the east coast of the United States. 2. The ocean that lies between Africa and Australia. 3. The ocean that surrounds the North Pole.

Accepted Answer

Atlantic, Indian, Arctic

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Pacific, Southern, Arctic

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Atlantic, Pacific, Southern

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Indian, Pacific, Arctic

Question 3

Which sentence best explains how the five oceans are related to each other?

Accepted Answer

All five oceans are parts of one big, continuous ocean that connects all the continents.

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Each ocean is completely separate, so water never moves from one ocean to another.

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Only the Pacific and Atlantic oceans touch each other; the Indian, Southern, and Arctic are isolated.

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The oceans are divided by land and never mix together.

Try three questions

When you look at a world map, which three oceans are all found south of the equator (the line that splits the Earth into a top half and a bottom half)?

Which three oceans are correctly matched with the places described? 1. The ocean that touches the east coast of the United States. 2. The ocean that lies between Africa and Australia. 3. The ocean that surrounds the North Pole.

Which sentence best explains how the five oceans are related to each other?

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