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Name one of the two seas connected by the Suez Canal.

Name a sea at either end of the canal, not a lake within it or an ocean reached through another waterway.

Separate the seas directly joined by a canal from the oceans reachable along a shipping route.

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Name a sea at one end of this canal. An ocean farther along the route, a canal-side city or a lake within the canal is a different kind of answer.

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Pixel art of a small cargo ship passing through a canal between sandy banks.

Understand the boundary

The Suez Canal Authority identifies the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea as the connected seas. The canal runs across Egypt’s Isthmus of Suez. Access to a much longer ocean shipping route does not make every body of water on that route a canal endpoint.

Verify the facts: Suez Canal Authority · About Suez Canal ↗

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Mediterranean Sea earns 40 fixed points and Red Sea 55. The listed shorter inputs Mediterranean and Red resolve to those same answers. This two-answer question is a boundary drill: first establish the requested body of water, then choose a spelling you know. Neither the score difference nor the shorter input measures what other players will choose.

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Mediterranean · Accepted
The listed short form of Mediterranean Sea, one of the canal’s two connected seas.
Red Sea · Accepted
The other sea named by the Suez Canal Authority.
Indian Ocean · Outside this set
An ocean reached on a wider shipping route, rather than one of the two seas directly joined by the canal.

Practice the distinction

Predict whether Indian Ocean answers the exact question before checking it. Then use a sea’s full name and its listed short form. Explain why a valid shipping destination can still fail this endpoint rule.

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Sources checked 2026-10-22 UTC with Codex assistance. Facts establish eligibility; the points belong to our independent practice edition.

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Start with the full category, then apply the exact boundary: Name a sea at either end of the canal, not a lake within it or an ocean reached through another waterway. You only need one qualifying answer. A longer name is not automatically rarer.

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Red SeaThe canal reaches the Red Sea through the Gulf of Suez at its southern end. The gulf is part of the sea.
55

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Shortest accepted input

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Red

Red Sea · 55 points · 3 characters

The canal reaches the Red Sea through the Gulf of Suez at its southern end. The gulf is part of the sea.

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Red Sea

55 points · Shortest accepted spelling: Red

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Red SeaThe canal reaches the Red Sea through the Gulf of Suez at its southern end. The gulf is part of the sea.Aliases: RedShortest accepted input: Red · 3 characters
55 points
Mediterranean SeaThe canal meets the Mediterranean Sea at Port Said, its northern end.Aliases: MediterraneanShortest accepted input: Mediterranean · 13 characters
40 points

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  • Apply the complete question boundary: Name a sea at either end of the canal, not a lake within it or an ocean reached through another waterway.

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Each entry belongs to the bounded set defined by the prompt. The named source supports the underlying facts; our editorial scoring is a separate layer.

Source: Suez Canal Authority · About Suez Canal ↗

Reference version: 2026-10-22. See our answer policy for how we handle aliases and omissions.