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प्रश्न
On the outline map of Europe, use different colours to mark and label the following:
- Oceans—Arctic, Atlantic
- Seas—Mediterranean, Baltic, North Sea
- Straits—Dover, Gibraltar
- Plateau—Central Massif, Meseta
- Mountains—Alps, Pyrenees, Carpathians
- Rivers—Danube, Rhine, Volga
- Lakes—Ladoga, Onega, Vanern
- Capitals—Paris, Moscow, Berl
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