The seven continents
Learn the seven continents on a world map, then test yourself. This quiz uses Australia as the continent name.
About this selection7 places included
Seven-continent teaching convention; Australia is the continent name.
How this set is defined
This set contains the places listed below. It is a practice selection, not a complete list or a size ranking.
Not included
- Unlisted features
- Area, length or height rankings
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Study the map and its labels before trying a quiz. Outlines are simplified; see the map notes for details.
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Generalized Natural Earth geography; public domain. Coordinate projection is an equirectangular study view with standard-parallel scaling. Boundaries are not a political-status claim. Physical region, mountain, marine and archipelago polygons are approximate label-area extents. Rivers use real mapped drainage lines; lakes use mapped shorelines.
Dots help you find small places. They mark a location, not the full outline or size of a place.
Read the guideStudy this set
Find each continent with the labels on, then hide them and try a round. Europe and Asia share a landmass but are separate answers here.
This quiz uses Australia for the continent. Oceania is the broader region used to browse country quizzes.
Places and answers
Choose a place from this set. Typed answers accept its listed English name and alternatives; historical names and unlisted abbreviations are not accepted automatically.
| Place | Accepted names | Place notes |
|---|---|---|
| Africa | Africa | This quiz uses seven continents, with Europe and Asia separate and Australia as the continent name. The Natural Earth outline shows a broad area for study, not a surveyed or legal boundary. |
| Antarctica | Antarctica | This quiz uses seven continents, with Europe and Asia separate and Australia as the continent name. The Natural Earth outline shows a broad area for study, not a surveyed or legal boundary. |
| Asia | Asia | This quiz uses seven continents, with Europe and Asia separate and Australia as the continent name. The Natural Earth outline shows a broad area for study, not a surveyed or legal boundary. |
| Australia | Australia | This quiz uses seven continents, with Europe and Asia separate and Australia as the continent name. The Natural Earth outline shows a broad area for study, not a surveyed or legal boundary. |
| Europe | Europe | This quiz uses seven continents, with Europe and Asia separate and Australia as the continent name. The Natural Earth outline shows a broad area for study, not a surveyed or legal boundary. |
| North America | North America | This quiz uses seven continents, with Europe and Asia separate and Australia as the continent name. The Natural Earth outline shows a broad area for study, not a surveyed or legal boundary. |
| South America | South America | This quiz uses seven continents, with Europe and Asia separate and Australia as the continent name. The Natural Earth outline shows a broad area for study, not a surveyed or legal boundary. |
Sources and map notes
equirectangular; regional standard parallel; US inset transforms when stated. Generalized Natural Earth geography; public domain. Coordinate projection is an equirectangular study view with standard-parallel scaling. Boundaries are not a political-status claim. Physical region, mountain, marine and archipelago polygons are approximate label-area extents. Rivers use real mapped drainage lines; lakes use mapped shorelines.
Last scope review: 2026-10-21
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