Seas of Europe

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1. The sea lying just north of Iceland, and between the islands of Greenland and Svalbard (Norway) is known as what? (named after an island) Answer: (2 words, 9 letters, last word is sea)

2. This sea is bordered by Ukraine on the North, Russia on the East, the Crimean peninsula on the West, and is connected to the Black Sea on the south. Sea of Azov Celtic Sea Sea of Marmara Aral Sea

3. Located just north of the Mediterranean Sea, and between Italy and Greece this sea is the origin of a famous myth. Ionian Sea Ligurian Sea Tyrrhenian Sea Adriatic Sea

4. Including port cities such as Venice, which sea separates the Italian peninsula (Italy) and the Balkan peninsula (Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Yugoslavia, and Albania). Aegean Sea Ionian Sea Adriatic Sea Tyrrhenian Sea

5. The Norwegian Sea is located between the North Sea and the Greenland Sea. It sometimes referred to as the Nordic Seas which also includes other seas in the same area. True False

6. This sea connects the Aegean Sea through the Dardanelles Strait and the Black Sea through the Bosporus Strait. It separates the European and Asian parts of Turkey. Sea of Azov Aegean Sea Ionian Sea Sea of Marmara

7. The Ligurian Sea lies between the Italian peninsula and Corsica, Sardinia, and Sicily. True False

8. Just north of Norway and Russia and part of the Arctic Ocean this sea received its name from a Dutch navigator. Baltic Sea Barents Sea Norwegian Sea Greenland Sea

9. Containing port cities such as Genoa, the Tyrrhenian Sea is located north of Corsica, and between France and Italy. True False

10. Between the Balkan peninsula (Greece) and the Anatolian peninsula (Turkey), it connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Dardanelles Strait. Aegean Sea Black Sea Sea of Marmara Sea of Azov