Comparing Arctic & Antarctic

Question 1

Which statement correctly describes the Arctic and the Antarctic?

Accepted Answer

The Arctic is a frozen ocean surrounded by land that includes countries such as Canada and Russia, while the Antarctic is a continent covered by a thick ice sheet up to about 4 km deep.

Answer

Both the Arctic and Antarctic are frozen oceans, but only the Arctic has ice up to 4 km thick.

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The Arctic is a continent covered by ice, and the Antarctic is a frozen ocean surrounded by countries like Australia and Brazil.

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The Arctic has no land around it and no animals, while the Antarctic is a continent with many cities.

Question 2

Which of the following groups shows the animals that live in the Arctic and the animals that live in the Antarctic?

Accepted Answer

Arctic: polar bear, walrus, Arctic fox; Antarctic: penguin, leopard seal, albatross

Answer

Arctic: seal, walrus, penguin; Antarctic: polar bear, Arctic fox, leopard seal

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Arctic: polar bear, penguin, seal; Antarctic: walrus, Arctic fox, albatross

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Arctic: reindeer, polar bear, penguin; Antarctic: leopard seal, albatross, walrus

Question 3

Which sentence correctly describes the Arctic and the Antarctic?

Accepted Answer

The Arctic is a frozen ocean surrounded by land that touches Canada and Russia, and the Antarctic is a continent covered by an ice sheet up to 4 kilometers thick.

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The Arctic is a frozen ocean surrounded by land with no countries nearby, and the Antarctic is a continent with ice only a few meters thick.

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The Arctic is a continent covered by ice, and the Antarctic is a frozen ocean that touches Australia and South Africa.

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The Arctic is a frozen ocean surrounded by land that touches Brazil and India, and the Antarctic is a continent with no ice.

Try three questions

Which statement correctly describes the Arctic and the Antarctic?

Which of the following groups shows the animals that live in the Arctic and the animals that live in the Antarctic?

Which sentence correctly describes the Arctic and the Antarctic?

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