Module 1, Lesson 5 Flashcards

1
Q

Pattern of imaginary lines that circle the globe in East-West & North-South direction.

A

Grid

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2
Q

These lines run West to East and measure distance north and south of the Equator.

A

Latitiude Lines

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3
Q

Latitude lines are called ______ because they are the same distance apart at any point on the line

A

Parallel

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4
Q

An imaginary line that circle the globe half way between the North and South poles. This line divides the globe into North and South halves.

A

Equator

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5
Q

Parallels measure distance from the equator in this unit of measurement.

A

Degrees

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6
Q

Degrees are further divided into _______.

A

Minutes

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7
Q

These lines run North and South and measure the distance east and west of the Prime Meridian.

A

Longitude Lines

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8
Q

Lines of longitude are called ______.

A

Meridians

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9
Q

An imaginary line that divides the globe into East and West hemispheres.

A

Prime Meridian

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10
Q

Two halves of the globes.

A

Hemispheres

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11
Q

The half of the globe that is north of the Equator is the _________.

A

Northern Hemisphere

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12
Q

The half of the globe that is south of the Equator is the _________.

A

Southern Hemisphere

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13
Q

Earth land and surface that is divided into 7 land masses.

A

Continents

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14
Q

What are the 5 oceans?

A
  1. Pacific Ocean
  2. Atlantic Ocean
  3. Indian Ocean
  4. Arctic Ocean
  5. Southern Ocean
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15
Q

A method of showing our round planet on flat maps

A

Map projections

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16
Q

These projections are based on cylinders wrapped around the globe.

A

Cylindrical Projections

17
Q

These projections are based on a cone placed over the globe.

A

Conic Projections

18
Q

These projections are based on a plane touching the globe at one point.

A

Flat-Plane Projections

19
Q

Tells what the subject of the map is

A

Title

20
Q

A directional indicator that shows N, S, E, W.

A

Compass

21
Q

North, South, East, West

A

Principle Directions

22
Q

Northeast, Southeast, Northwest, Southwest

A

Intermediate Directions

23
Q

This is used by mapmakers to represent distance between points on a map

A

Scale

24
Q

A key that explains what the symbols the map represent

A

Legend

25
Q

This shows where in the world the area on the map is located

A

Locator Map

26
Q

This type of map shows major political features of a region

A

Political Map

27
Q

These are examples of political features

A

Capital cities & country borders

28
Q

This type of map shows the major physical features of a region

A

Physical Map

29
Q

These are examples of physical features

A

Islands & Mountains

30
Q

This type of map focus on one special topic such as climate, resources or population

A

Thematic Map

31
Q

A naturally formed feature on Earth

A

Landform