The gulf that separates Finland and Sweden in Europe is _________?
Correct answer: A. Gulf of Bothnia
- A. Gulf of Bothnia
- B. Gulf of Lions
- C. Gulf of Genoa
- D. Gulf of Venice
Explanation
The Gulf of Bothnia is the northern arm of the Baltic Sea between Sweden on the west and Finland on the east. The other options are gulfs associated with the Mediterranean and Adriatic regions.
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