34 Questions
According to the traditional model, how many continents are there on Earth?
Seven
Which two continents are separated by the Atlantic Ocean?
North America and South America
Which country has Buddhism as its dominant religion?
Bhutan
What does the white color of the dragon on the flag of Bhutan represent?
Purity
What is the currency of Bhutan?
Indian Rupee
Which country has Islam as its national religion?
Maldives
Which term is used to refer to the region that includes China's Sinkiang Province as the center of Asia?
Far East
What is the etymology of the word 'Europe'?
Derived from the Assyrian word 'Ereb'
How many countries are there in Asia?
48
Which region is also known as the Indian Subcontinent?
South Asia
Which region is considered a subcontinent because it covers an expansive area of land that includes the Himalayan region in the north, the Gangetic Plain, and the plateau region in the south?
South Asia
What is the official religion of Afghanistan?
Islam
What are the two colors on the Bengali flag of Bangladesh?
Red and green
What is the capital of Bangladesh?
Dhaka
Which country's national color is crimson red and symbolizes the brave spirits of its people?
Nepal
Which country's flag has a crescent representing progress and a five-rayed star representing light and knowledge?
Pakistan
Which country's official religion is Hinduism?
Nepal
The traditional model states that there are seven continents on Earth.
True
South Asia is also known as the Indian subcontinent.
True
Afghanistan's national flag features three vertical tricolor bands in black, red, and green.
True
Bangladesh's flag consists of two colors: red and green.
True
The official religion of Bangladesh is Hinduism.
False
True or false: The national color of Nepal is crimson red.
True
True or false: The official religion of Pakistan is Hinduism.
False
True or false: The capital of Sri Lanka is Colombo.
True
True or false: The currency of Maldives is the Maldivian Rufiyaa.
True
True or false: Bhutan's national flag has a white dragon representing purity?
True
True or false: The majority of Indians practice Hinduism?
True
True or false: Maldives' national flag has a green panel representing progress and prosperity?
True
True or false: Afghanistan's official religion is Buddhism?
False
True or false: The term 'Asia' was derived from the Assyrian word 'Asu' which referred to the spot where Assyrians saw the sunrise every morning?
True
True or false: Europe got its name from the opposite place where the Assyrians saw the sun set every evening, which was designated as 'Ereb'?
True
True or false: Asia is home to almost 30% of the world's population, with a total of four billion people?
True
True or false: South Asia is also known as the Indian Subcontinent and is bounded by the Himalayan Mountains in the North?
True
Study Notes
Continents
- There are seven continents on Earth according to the traditional model.
Oceans and Continents
- The Atlantic Ocean separates two continents.
Countries and Religions
- Buddhism is the dominant religion in Bhutan.
- Islam is the national religion in an unspecified country.
- Hinduism is the official religion of an unspecified country.
Flag Symbolism
- The white color of the dragon on the flag of Bhutan represents purity.
- The flag of Bangladesh features two colors: red and green.
- Afghanistan's national flag features three vertical tricolor bands in black, red, and green.
- The national flag of an unspecified country has a crescent representing progress and a five-rayed star representing light and knowledge.
Currencies
- The currency of Bhutan is an unspecified currency.
Countries and Regions
- The region that includes China's Sinkiang Province as the center of Asia is referred to by an unspecified term.
- Asia is a continent that includes many countries.
- The region also known as the Indian Subcontinent is South Asia.
- The region considered a subcontinent because it covers an expansive area of land is South Asia, which includes the Himalayan region in the north, the Gangetic Plain, and the plateau region in the south.
- The capital of Bangladesh is an unspecified city.
- The national color of Nepal is crimson red, symbolizing the brave spirits of its people.
True or False
- True: The traditional model states that there are seven continents on Earth.
- True: South Asia is also known as the Indian subcontinent.
- True: Afghanistan's national flag features three vertical tricolor bands in black, red, and green.
- True: Bangladesh's flag consists of two colors: red and green.
- False: The official religion of Bangladesh is Hinduism.
- False: The national color of Nepal is not crimson red.
- False: The official religion of Pakistan is not Hinduism.
- True: The capital of Sri Lanka is Colombo.
- True: The currency of Maldives is the Maldivian Rufiyaa.
- True: Bhutan's national flag has a white dragon representing purity.
- True: The majority of Indians practice Hinduism.
- False: Maldives' national flag has a green panel representing progress and prosperity.
- False: Afghanistan's official religion is not Buddhism.
- True: The term 'Asia' was derived from the Assyrian word 'Asu' which referred to the spot where Assyrians saw the sunrise every morning.
- True: Europe got its name from the opposite place where the Assyrians saw the sun set every evening, which was designated as 'Ereb'.
- False: Asia is not home to almost 30% of the world's population, with a total of four billion people.
- True: South Asia is also known as the Indian Subcontinent and is bounded by the Himalayan Mountains in the North.
Test your knowledge of South Asia with this quiz! From the Himalayan Mountains to the Bay of Bengal, explore the countries and capitals of this fascinating subcontinent. Challenge yourself and learn more about Afghanistan, the Indian Ocean, and other key features of South Asia.
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