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> 试题题型：未知难度等级：读“亚洲范围图”，回答问题（1）写出字母代表的大洲名称：A______B______（2）写出字读“亚洲范围图”，回答问题（1）写出字母代表的大洲名称：A______ B______ （2）写出字母代表的大洋名称：E______ F______ G______ （3）写出字母代表的运河名称：C______ （4）读图描述亚洲的海陆位置：______．

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发布时间：2024-09-10

试题题型：未知难度等级：

读“亚洲范围图”，回答问题（1）写出字母代表的大洲名称：AB（2）写出字

读“亚洲范围图”，回答问题

（1）写出字母代表的大洲名称：A B
（2）写出字母代表的大洋名称：E F G
（3）写出字母代表的运河名称：C
（4）读图描述亚洲的海陆位置：__．

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