Geography of Islands and Coasts

The video tutorial covers the vast expanse of marine waters, which make up 71% of Earth's surface, and their division into oceans and seas. It explains the continuous movement of the sea due to waves, tides, and currents, and describes coastal features like islands, peninsulas, and the differences between rocky and sandy shores. The economic importance of seas is highlighted, noting that many people live on coasts, which are crucial for trade, fishing, and energy production. The video also details the geography of Europe, surrounded by various seas and featuring diverse coastal landscapes.

What percentage of the Earth's surface is covered by marine waters?

• 50%

• 60%

• 71%

• 80%

Which of the following is NOT one of the major oceans mentioned?

• Atlantic

• Pacific

• Arctic

• Indian

What is the term for the boundary between the sea and the land?

• Waterfront

• Shoreline

• Coast

• Beach

What do you call a group of islands located close to each other?

• Isthmus

• Atoll

• Peninsula

• Archipelago

Why are seas considered an important economic resource?

• All of the above

• For energy production

• For fishing

• For tourism

Which sea is located to the north of Europe?

• North Sea

• Arctic Ocean

• Baltic Sea

• Mediterranean Sea

Which of the following is NOT a European peninsula?

• Arabian

• Balkan

• Iberian

• Scandinavian

Which island is NOT part of the Mediterranean?

• Sicily

• Sardinia

• Corsica

• Iceland

What is a common feature of the Atlantic coasts in Iceland, Norway, and the British Isles?

• Desert-like

• Flat and marshy

• High and rugged

• Low and sandy

Where are low and sandy coasts typically found in the Mediterranean?

• Near deserts

• Near islands

• Near river deltas

• Near mountain ranges