Geography Flashcards

Unit 1 exam prep

1
Q

What is latitude?

A

An imaginary line over planet earth going horizontal. The equator is the major line of latitude.

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What is longitude?

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An imaginary line over planet earth going vertical. The prime meridian is the major line of longitude.

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3
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What are the Canadian time zones? (East to west).

A

Pacific, Mountain, Central, Eastern, Atlantic, and Newfound land.

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4
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Step 1 of spatial significance?

A

Identify where on earth this place or event is occuring.

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5
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Step 2 spatial significance?

A

Identify what is occuring naturally at this location.

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6
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Step 3 spatial significance?

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Identify important human activities at this location.

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7
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Step 4 spatial significance?

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Explain why it is important to know what is going on there.

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8
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What are contour lines?

A

Lines on a topographic map to show elavation. If the lines are closer together, then the elavation is increasing rapidly. If farther apart, then the elavation is increasing slowly.

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9
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What is a large scale map?

A

Map showing smaller area with a lot of detail.

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10
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What is a small scale map?

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map showing large area with little detail.

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11
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What are the types of maps?

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road map, topographic map, and thematic map.

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12
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how do you calculate scale from cm to km?

A

multiply number of cm by 0.00001

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13
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how do you calculate scale from km to cm?

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multiply number of km by 10000.

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