World foundations
Continents and Oceans Quiz
Small rounds. A clearer picture of the world. Learn the map, then see what sticks.
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Meet your world.
Tap a marker or a name to learn its location. Ready? Start the quiz.
continent
North America
Look north of South America, between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. Canada, the USA and Mexico are here.
Put continents and oceans together
This mixed map quiz brings together twelve locations: seven continents and five oceans. Switching between land and water helps you build a connected picture of the world instead of learning two separate lists. Study the labelled locations first, then try the full round without hints.
Build a mental map through connections
Picture a journey from South America across the Atlantic to Africa, then east across the Indian Ocean towards Australia. Or follow the Pacific from North America towards Asia. Pairing a continent with its neighbouring oceans gives you several clues to use when a location is difficult to recall.
Practise the parts you find hardest
Use the missed-only round after your result to revisit the locations you confused. If twelve places feels like too much at once, split the task into the seven continents quiz and the five oceans quiz, then return here for a mixed check.
The round uses Australia in the seven-continent model and includes the Southern Ocean around Antarctica. The Pacific appears at both edges of the map, but counts as one ocean.
Ready for the next step? Explore the Equator and hemispheres with a learning map, guided practice and a short challenge.
Map note: numbered markers indicate locations, not boundaries. North is at the top. This flat projection stretches areas near the poles, so it should not be used to compare sizes.