GEOGRAPHY YEAR 6 Interactive Worksheet - Edform - Free Printable

Let’s go step by step to answer each part of the geography test.

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a) Name the continents marked (5mks)

We look at the world map and match the letters to the continents:

- W is in North America → North America
- X is over Asia → Asia
- Z is also over North America (same as W, but maybe they want both labels?) — Wait, looking again: Z is on the northern part of North America (Canada/Alaska area), so still North America. But since W and Z are both on North America, perhaps it's a trick? Actually, no — let’s check carefully.

Wait — actually, looking at standard world maps:

- W = North America (yellow)
- X = Asia (green)
- Z = Also North America? That can’t be right for 5 different continents. Let me re-express:

Actually, looking at the map layout:

- W = North America
- X = Asia
- Z = Europe? No — Z is on top left, which is still North America. Hmm.

Wait — perhaps I misread. Let’s list all labeled continents:

The map has:

- Yellow continent with “ZZ” → that’s North America → so W and Z are both on North America? That doesn’t make sense for 5 different answers.

Hold on — maybe “ZZ” is just decoration? Or maybe Z is meant to be Greenland? But Greenland is not a continent.

Actually, let’s look again:

Standard continents:

1. North America → labeled with W and Z? Maybe Z is meant to be Arctic region? No.

Perhaps the labels are:

- W = North America
- X = Asia
- Y = Africa (purple)
- M = South America (orange)
- V = Australia/Oceania (red island near bottom right)

And R is ocean, Q is ocean, K is ocean.

So for continents:

- W → North America
- X → Asia
- Y → Africa
- M → South America
- V → Australia (or Oceania)

That makes 5 continents.

What about Z? It’s on North America too — maybe it’s a mistake? Or perhaps Z is meant to be Europe? But Europe isn’t labeled separately.

Looking at the map again — Europe is attached to Asia, and there’s no separate label for Europe. So likely, the five continents labeled are:

- W: North America
- X: Asia
- Y: Africa
- M: South America
- V: Australia

Z might be redundant or a distractor. Since the question says “continents marked”, and only 5 are needed, we’ll go with those.

But wait — what about Antarctica? Not labeled. Europe? Not labeled. So yes, the five labeled continents are W, X, Y, M, V.

So:

- W: North America
- X: Asia
- Y: Africa
- M: South America
- V: Australia

(We’ll assume Z is not a separate continent — maybe it’s part of North America labeling.)

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b) Name the oceans marked (3mks)

Oceans are labeled with single letters:

- K → Pacific Ocean (left side, west of Americas)
- R → Atlantic Ocean (between Americas and Africa/Europe)
- Q → Indian Ocean (south of Asia, east of Africa)

Yes, that matches standard ocean locations.

So:

- K: Pacific Ocean
- R: Atlantic Ocean
- Q: Indian Ocean

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c) Name two countries found in each continent (5mk)

We need two countries per continent for the 5 continents we identified: W, X, Y, M, V.

Let’s do them one by one:

- W (North America): USA, Canada
- X (Asia): China, India
- Y (Africa): Nigeria, Egypt
- M (South America): Brazil, Argentina
- V (Australia): Australia, New Zealand (though New Zealand is sometimes considered separate, but often grouped with Australia for simplicity; alternatively, use Papua New Guinea or Fiji if needed, but Australia is fine)

Note: For V, since it’s labeled on the red landmass which is Australia, we can say:

- Australia, Papua New Guinea (to be precise, since New Zealand is further south and may not be included)

But for school level, “Australia” and “New Zealand” is acceptable.

Alternatively, to be safe:

- Australia, Indonesia (but Indonesia is mostly in Asia) — better stick with:

For V (Australia/Oceania): Australia, Fiji

But let’s keep it simple:

- W: United States, Mexico
- X: Japan, Thailand
- Y: Kenya, South Africa
- M: Peru, Chile
- V: Australia, Samoa

Any two valid countries per continent are fine.

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d) Which among the oceans named is the largest? (2mk)

From part b, we have:

- K: Pacific Ocean
- R: Atlantic Ocean
- Q: Indian Ocean

The Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean on Earth.

Answer: Pacific Ocean

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e) What is the name of the island country located to the south East of Africa? (2mk)

Looking at the map, southeast of Africa (which is continent Y), there’s an island labeled with a red shape — that’s Madagascar.

Madagascar is an island country off the southeast coast of Africa.

Answer: Madagascar

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Now, compiling final answers clearly.

Final Answer:

a)
W: North America
X: Asia
Y: Africa
M: South America
V: Australia

b)
K: Pacific Ocean
R: Atlantic Ocean
Q: Indian Ocean

c)
W (North America): United States, Canada
X (Asia): China, India
Y (Africa): Egypt, Nigeria
M (South America): Brazil, Argentina
V (Australia): Australia, New Zealand

d) Pacific Ocean

e) Madagascar