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D 1. How to locate exact places on earth?
a. Through the lines of latitude only
b. Through the lines of longitude only
c. Through neighboring areas to describe the location
d. Through the intersecting lines of latitude and longitude
2. What do you call the imaginary line on the surface of Earth that runs from north to the
South Pole and demarcates one calendar day from the next?
a. Prime meridian
c. Tropic of Capricorn
b. Tropic of cancer
d International date line
3. Which of the following is the starting point for latitude?
a. Equator
c. Prime meridian
b. Longitude
d International date line
4. Lines of latitude and longitude can be measured in
a. Degrees of a circle
c. Only east and west
b. Only north and south
d Degrees of a compass
5. Which of the lines on a globe run from east to west?
a. North pole
b. South pole
c. Latitude
d. Longitude
6. The closer the latitude is to the equator the climate, the closer it is to the poles,
the
Colder, colder
c. Warmer, colder
b. Colder, warmer
d Warmer, warmer
7. Which lines represent the zero degrees in measuring the lines of longitude?
a. Equator
c. Latitude
b. Longitude
d Prime meridian
8. Which of the lines represents the equator on a globe?
a Horizontal, center line
b. Vertical, center line
c. 30-degree line
d. 180-degree line
9. What do you call the spherical model of Earth that shows the shape and location of the
continents, oceans and countries?
a Map
c. Planet
b Globe
d. Equator
10. Which of the following line runs from the North pole to South pole through
Greenwich, England?
Latitude
c. Prime meridian
b. Longitude
d. International date line
a.
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