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(1)马六甲海峡地处_________地区(亚洲分区)。图中A表示_______洋, B表示____________洋,马六甲海峡是连接这两个大洋最近的海上通道,,也是联结_______、_____沿岸港口与________西岸港口的重要航道

(2)E________________半岛,F___________________半岛

(3)D表示______运河,它是亚洲与________洲的分界线,也是重要的海上通道。

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(1)东南亚     太平洋    印度洋  欧洲  印度洋  太平洋

(2)印度半岛    中南半岛  (3)苏伊士运河    非洲

本题主要考查的是东南亚的相关知识。(1)马六甲海峡地处东南亚地区,图中A表示太平洋, B表示印度洋,马六甲海峡是连接这两个大洋最近的海上通道,,也是联结欧洲、印度洋沿岸港口与太平洋西岸港口的重要航道;(2)E印度半岛,F中南半岛;(3)D表示苏伊士运河,它是亚洲与非洲的分界线,也是重要的海上通道。

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