And what are their names?

For years, I thought we all learned that there are six continents, these being Asia, America, Europe, Africa, Oceania and Antarctica - just like I was taught in school. I didn't even think it was a subject of discussion.

But it turns out that actually there's no universal consensus about this matter. Even the continent I live in, the one I've always referred as "America", it's not a single continent for many people but two, South and North America. I even found out that many geologists state that Europe and Asia should be considered a single continent, "Eurasia", and there are many people that think of Australia as a continent rather than Oceania. It seems it varies depending on where you live, some people learn that there are seven continents while others learn that there are six or even five continents from what I've read. So I was thinking it'd be interesting to bring up this subject here and ask you how many continents people in your country are taught that there are. Just for curiosity, I don't really think there's a "correct answer" since it seems the definition of continent is not that rigid nor so well-defined in the end.