In class we did a geography task that was given by Miss Tupou. In this task we had to research for answers to questions that were given from Miss Tupou. We then had to give facts about the Bermuda Triangle. This was a very fun activity to complete and enjoyed it. Let's see if you can figure out some of the answers to these questions.
What is the longest river in Australia? Murray River
What is by surface area, the largest island in the Mediterranean sea? Sicily
What is the highest mountain in Africa? Mount Kilimanjaro
Which country is the second largest in South America by surface area? Brazil
Which mountain’s summit is the farthest point on the earth’s surface from the earth’s centre? Chimborazo
What is the world’s largest landlocked country? Kazakhstan
What is the tallest mountain on earth? Mt Everest
Where is the Mammoth cave? Kentucky, USA
Which country is the second largest in Africa, by surface area? Algeria
What is the earth’s third largest continent? Asia
What is the most populated country in the world? China
7 Facts about the Bermuda Triangle
It is located in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean.
The Bermuda Triangle is also known and the Devil’s Triangle.
Christopher Columbus was the first person to report about the Bermuda Triangle.
The area of the triangle ranges from 1,300,000 to 3,900,000 km.
When near the triangle, compasses seem to strangely stop working.
The Bermuda Triangle is believed to be the home of the Atlantis. Others believe it is an alien territory and others think it is a time portal but no one really knows.
Many ships, planes and humans have entered the Bermuda Triangle and have never been seen afterwards.
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