Which passage lies south of Cape Horn on the route between the Atlantic and Pacific?
Correct answer: A. The Drake Passage
- A. The Drake Passage
- B. The Strait of Magellan
- C. The Bransfield Strait
- D. The Gerlache Strait
Explanation
The Drake Passage runs between Cape Horn and Antarctica, linking the two oceans.
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