Let’s solve this step by step.
We are given a map of Europe with country names, capitals, and some numbered labels (1 to 6) pointing to small countries or regions. There is also a legend box in the bottom left that lists:
1. LIECHTENSTEIN
2. SAN MARINO
3. BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
4. MACEDONIA
5. SERBIA
6. MONTENEGRO
On the map, we can see numbers 1 through 6 placed near certain countries in southeastern Europe. Our job is to match each number on the map to the correct country name from the list.
Let’s go one by one:
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Number 1 is located between Switzerland and Austria — that’s where Liechtenstein is. So → 1 = Liechtenstein
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Number 2 is inside Italy, near the east coast — that’s San Marino. So → 2 = San Marino
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Number 3 is south of Croatia, along the Adriatic Sea — that’s Bosnia and Herzegovina. So → 3 = Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Number 4 is south of Serbia, north of Greece — that’s Macedonia (now officially North Macedonia, but the map says “Macedonia”). So → 4 = Macedonia
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Number 5 is north of Macedonia, west of Bulgaria — that’s Serbia. So → 5 = Serbia
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Number 6 is south of Serbia, on the Adriatic coast — that’s Montenegro. So → 6 = Montenegro
Now let’s write them in order as asked (probably matching the numbers to the names):
Final Answer:
1. Liechtenstein
2. San Marino
3. Bosnia and Herzegovina
4. Macedonia
5. Serbia
6. Montenegro
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable europe map countries and capitals.
