Geography of East Asia

The video explores the physical geography of East Asia, covering land and sea features, peninsulas, islands, and the Ring of Fire. It discusses the impact of natural disasters, such as earthquakes and tsunamis, and examines the region's mountains, highlands, and lowlands. The importance of river systems and canals is highlighted, along with the role of natural resources in shaping the economy.

Which country occupies 80% of the land area in East Asia?

• Japan

• China

• Mongolia

• India

What is the South China Sea known for?

• Rich in oil reserves

• Being the largest sea in the world

• High shipping traffic

• Home to the Great Barrier Reef

What is an archipelago?

• A desert region

• A type of mountain range

• A chain of islands

• A large peninsula

What natural disaster is associated with the Ring of Fire?

• Hurricanes

• Tornadoes

• Earthquakes

• Volcanic eruptions

What was a significant consequence of the 2011 Fukushima disaster?

• A major oil spill

• A severe drought

• Nuclear waste spread into the ocean

• A large forest fire

Which mountain range forms a southern border with India, Nepal, and Bhutan?

• Andes

• Himalayas

• Alps

• Rockies

What is the highest plateau region in East Asia?

• Tibetan Plateau

• Deccan Plateau

• Colorado Plateau

• Altiplano

What is the Yellow River known for carrying?

• Salt

• Freshwater pearls

• Gold deposits

• Yellowish-brown silt

Which river is the longest in Asia?

• Ganges

• Yangtze

• Mekong

• Indus

What percentage of China is suitable for farming?

• 50%

• 25%

• 10%

• 75%