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  • 7 Continents of the World
    • Asia
    • Africa
    • Australia
    • Antarctica
    • Europe
    • North America
    • South America
  • The largest continent of all. Covering one-third of all land on Earth. Has 48 countries.
    Asia
  • The second largest continent in the world. It consists of 54 different countries.
    Africa
  • The second-smallest continent in the world. It is the home to one-quarter of the total population. Has 51 independent countries.
    Europe
  • The third-largest continent. It is made of 23 different countries.
    North America
  • The world's fourth-largest continent. It consists of 12 sovereign states.
    South America
  • The smallest continent. Not only a continent but also a country.
    Australia
  • Located in the south pole of the Earth. The fifth-largest continent.
    Antarctica
  • The 5 Oceans of the World
    • Pacific Ocean
    • Atlantic Ocean
    • Indian Ocean
    • Arctic Ocean
    • Southern Ocean
  • It is a theory made by Alfred Wegener indicating that the
    continents move around on Earth's surface and that they were once joined together as a single supercontinent.
    Continental Drift Theory
  • Pangea meaning "All Earth" surrounded by Pantalasa meaning "All Sea"
  • The Pangea was then divided into two:
    Laurasia (Asia, Europe, and North America) and;
    Gondwanaland (South America, Africa, Australia, and Antarctica)
  • A scientific theory that explains how major landforms are created as a result of Earth's subterranean movements.
    Plate Tectonic Theory
  • 3 Plate Tectonic Theory
    • Divergent Boundary (Spreading)
    • Convergent Boundary (Subduction)
    • Transform Boundary (Lateral Sliding)
  • The most outer part of the earth.
    Crust
  • The second part of the Earth second to the Crust.
    Mantle
  • The most inner part of the earth with two parts; inner and outer.
    Core
  • The part of the Core that is Liquid.
    Outer Core
  • The part of the Core that is Solid.
    Inner Core
  • Pinakamataas na anyong lupa.
    Bundok
  • Hanay ng mga bundok na magkakaugnay.
    Bulubundukin
  • Mataas na anyong lupa ngunit mas mababa sa bundok.
    Burol
  • Isang uri ng bundok, maaaring magbuga ng gas, apoy o mainit na putik at maaaring sumabog.
    Bulkan
  • Mababa, malawak at patag na lupain na maaaring taniman.
    Kapatagan
  • Mataas na anyong lupa na ang itaas na bahagi ay aptag.
    Talampas
  • Mababang lupain sa pagitan ng bundok o burol.
    Lambak
  • Maliit na anyong lupa na napapaligiran ng tubig.
    Pulo
  • Malawak at tuyong anyong lupa na madalang ang pag-ulan.
    Disyerto
  • Bahagi ng lupaing nakausli sa dagat at napapalibutan ng tubig sa tatlong gilid.
    Tangway
  • Pinakamalawak, pinakamalaki, at pinakamalalim na anyong tubig.
    Karagatan
  • Maalat na anyong tubig na bahagi ng karagatan.
    Dagat
  • Umaagos na tubig na nagmumula sa mga bundok at nagtatapos sa dagat.
    Ilog
  • Makitid na daang-tubig na nag-uugnay sa dalawang malaking anyong tubig.
    Kipot
  • Napaliligiran ng lupa.
    Lawa
  • Bahagi ng dagat na malapit sa kalupaan na nagsisilbing daungan ng mga barko.
    Look
  • Malawak at malalim na bahagi ng dagat na halos napapaliligiran ng lupa at may makitid na bukana.
    Golpo
  • Dumadaloy mula sa mataas na lugar pababa sa mas mababang bahagi.
    Talon