Question

Which sea separates Africa from Europe?
A ) Red sea
B) Black sea
C) Baltic sea
D) Mediterranean sea

Answer 1

Hint: The sea, which is an interconnected machine of all the Earth's ocean water, inclusive of the Atlantic, Pacifics, Indians, and Arctics Ocean. However, the phrase sea can be used for diverse and many specifics.

Complete answer:
Red sea: The Red Sea, the Gulfs of the Aden, and Suez Canals differ from Africa and Asia. The Red Sea is the seawater inlets of the Indian Oceans, present between Africa and Asia. Its connections to the oceans are in the south.
Black sea: The Black Sea is the marginal sea of the Atlantic Oceans that lies between Europe and Asia; east of the Balkan in southeast Europe, south of the East Europe Plain in East Europe, west of the Caucase, and north of Anatolia in Western Asia.
Baltic sea: This Baltics Sea is warm of the Atlantic Oceans, enclosed via Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Sweden, north Germany, Poland, and the Northern and Central Europe Plains. The sea has stretched from the 53°N to the 66°N latitude and from the 10°E to 30°E longitude.
Mediterranean sea: This Sea and the Strait of Gibraltar separate Africa from Europe. The Straits of Gibraltar connects the Atlantic Ocean with the Mediterranean Sea and separates Spains on the European continents from Morocco on the African continent.
So, the correct answer is Option D.

Note: The Mediterranean Sea is a sea linked to the Atlantic Ocean, surrounded by the use of the Mediterranean Basin and nearly definitely enclosed by way of land: on the north by the way of Western and Southern Europe.