geo grade 9

Question 1

what does a “collin” (mountain) look like

Answer 1

circles getting smaller inside a big circle

Question 2

who is sir standford flemming

Answer 2

creator of fuseaux horaires

Question 3

nombre de degrees de largeur de chaque fuseaux

Answer 3

15 degrees

Question 4

pour conduire d’une ville a un autre tu..

Answer 4

prend routieres

Question 5

qui demontre la precipitation et temperature

Answer 5

climatique

Question 6

carte avec un echlle moins que 1;250 000

Answer 6

grand echelle, Topographic or urban map

Question 7

qui demontre la langues, taux de mortalites, etc

Answer 7

demographic

Question 8

type de projection qui deforme les superficie des pays

Answer 8

mecrator

Question 9

le seul method precis de demotre la terre

Answer 9

globe

Question 10

taille exact des pays

Answer 10

equivalente

Question 11

lignes qui vont n/s

Answer 11

longitude

Question 12

lignes qui vont o/e

Answer 12

latitude

Question 13

ligne latitude de 0 degrees

Answer 13

l’equator

Question 14

ligne longitude de 0 degrees

Answer 14

meridenne origin

Question 15

les points qui indique la direction (N,ES,ONO)

Answer 15

aires de vent

Question 16

les degrees de 0 a 360 sapellent

Answer 16

relevements de compas

Question 17

symbol de marais (swamp)

Answer 17

trois linges qui aller l’autre direction en haut dun lignes bas

Question 18

quelle projection est un compromis et utilisent par National Geo

Answer 18

Conique

Question 19

vegetation, terrains, cours d’eau

Answer 19

physical

Question 20

mines, peche, industries

Answer 20

economic

Question 21

routiers (networks)

Answer 21

reseaux routiers reliant les villes

Question 22

urban/rural

Answer 22

plans du villes

Question 23

what does every map need

Answer 23

Title (titre)
Legend
Scale (echelle)
Date
Orientation (latitude/longitude, symbol or arrow)

Question 24

Converting example to find cm to km:

Answer 24

Then from right to left, jump five places to find the kilometer distance

Question 25

Notre fuseaux horaires:

Answer 25

eastern time

Question 26

If you go east

Answer 26

you advance an hour

Question 27

If you go west

Answer 27

you deplace an hour

Question 28

Daylight savings started in..

Answer 28

1915 in Germany. In 1916 it started in Canada.

Question 29

started in 2007, daylight savings started in..

Answer 29

2nd Sunday in March

Question 30

when do we go back to normal?

Answer 30

1st Sunday in November

Question 31

The only regions that don’t apply in Canada are

Answer 31

Saskatchewan and the Territory of Yukon.

Question 32

adavntages of daylight savimgs

Answer 32

More sun
Reduces energy uses by 1%
More time for late activities
Better for economy, you can shop more at night

Question 33

disadvantages of daylight savings

Answer 33

Less sun in morning
Not remembering the time change (Body is tired)
More money and energy spent
More accidents and heart attacks (cardiaques)

Question 34

Equator

Answer 34

divides the earth in two hemispheres: northern and southern