What is the name of the North Atlantic region where boats and planes are said to disappear?

• A. Bermuda Triangle
• B. Dragon's Triangle
• C. Devil's Triangle
• D. Atlantic Enigma

Answer: (A)

Think of a well-known nickname for a part of the western North Atlantic where ships and airplanes are said to vanish. That region is the Bermuda Triangle. It’s roughly bounded by Bermuda, Florida, and Puerto Rico and has entered popular culture as a mysterious zone of disappearances. While many incidents have explanations—storms, navigational errors, or equipment failures—the label Bermuda Triangle endures as the familiar name for that stretch of ocean. Other terms exist for different areas or are less standard: Dragon's Triangle points to the Pacific near Japan; Devil's Triangle is sometimes used for the Bermuda Triangle but isn’t the common name; Atlantic Enigma isn’t a widely used designation for this region.