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How Many Continents Are There?

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There are seven continents in the world
1) North America
2) South America
3) Europe
4) Asia
5) Africa
6) Antarctica
7) Oceania (used to be called Australia)
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There are a total of seven continents; they are Asia, Africa, Europe, North America, South America, Australasia and Antarctica.

The largest continent in terms of area is Asia; it has an area of approximately forty three million square kilometres. Asia is also the most populous continent with two of the most populous countries of China and India located in it. Europe along with North America is perhaps where the most developed countries lie. Collectively they are sometimes known as the western world. Africa which is the second largest in terms of area is perhaps the poorest continent in terms of standard of living. Australasia contains the countries of Australia, New Zealand and the surrounding Islands; it is also at times referred to as Oceania. Antarctica is the only continent which is uninhabited due to its extremely severe cold weather.
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How do I know which part of the world is teaching right. I was taught there are 5 continents.
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Charming Gurl answered

  1. Asia

  2. Africa

  3. North America

  4. South America

  5. Antarctica

  6. Europe

  7. Australia

And about the continent that contains most countries of the world, it's Africa. Because:

  • Africa contains 53 countries

  • Europe 46 countries

  • Asia 44 countries

  • N. America 43 countries

  • S. America 12 countries

  • Australia 14 countries

 
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Seven: North America, South America, Africa, Asia, Europe, Australia , and Antarctica
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Wow.... Can't believe hardly anyone knows how many continents there are . WOW ... For future references, there are 7 continents .
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There are 7 continents in the world.
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There are seven continents. North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and Antarctica.
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huang ruo answered
There r 7 continents,Asia,Europe,Africa,South America,North America,Oceania,Antarctica
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There are 6.... North America, South America, Africa, Australia, Antartica, and Eurasia. Continents by definition are to be large, continuous, masses of land separated by expanses of water.
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Maddy C. answered
There are 7. I know a song about them. North America, South America, Europe, Asia,  Africa, don't Forget Australia, don't forget Antarctica. North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa. (Australia, Antarctica). Can't belive none of you know! Oceania,Eurasia, ARE NOT continents!!!!!!
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When I was a kid I was taught there were 5 continents. North and South America are geographically 1 continent because they are connected by the Isthmus of Panama. The Panama Canal was built by men in the times of T. Roosevelt.  Back in the 60's in my country, Australia and Antarctica were not considered continents, Oceania was. I guess times have changed and the way people view the world.
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There are 5 continents, america, asia, africa europe and antartica

there are no 7 continents america its one big mass of land,,, and for you to know

america its a continent not a country so when us citizen say america, as them they are so rong, america its from canada thru argentina,,, more or less, not the us,,, so you should could us citizen not american citizen
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What about Central American countries? Where do they belong then? The answer is that America as a whole is just one continent....
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There are 5 and they are Africa, America (North, South and Central), Asia, Europe and Oceania. However they teach now a days there are 7 deviding the Americas in two and considering Australia as a continent and Antarctica.

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