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1
Name the continent in the picture.
South America
Africa
Antartica
Australia
2
There are five very large bodies of water on Earth called ___________.
oceans
lakes
seas
rivers
3
Name the continent in the picture.
Africa
Antartica
Europe
Australia
4
____________ is the relationship between distance on the map and distance in real life.
map scale
symbols
hemisphere
compass rose
5
Name the continent in the picture.
Africa
North America
South America
Asia
6
You can tell the directions on a map by looking at the ___________.
map key
symbols
compass rose
map scale
7
Name the continent in the picture.
Africa
South America
Antartica
Australia
8
Name the continent in the picture.
South America
Africa
Australia
Asia
9
What type of map is shown?
political map
physical map
climate map
treasure map
10
The __________ is the imaginary line that divides Earth into the Northern Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere.
Longitude
Prime Meridian
Equator
Latitude
11
What type of map is shown?
physical map
climate map
treasure map
political map
12
The Earth has ______________ continents.
eight
six
seven
five
13
Name the continent in the picture.
Australia
South America
Asia
Africa
14
Imaginary lines that run in an east-west direction across Earth.
Latitude
Prime Meridian
Longitude
Equator
15
A very large body of land is called a/an ________________.
continent
ocean
globe
state
16
Imaginary lines that run in a north-south direction across Earth.
Prime Meridian
Latitude
Equator
Longitude
17
On a map, the place where the symbols are explained is called the ____________________.
compass rose
map scale
map key
symbols
18
A __________________________ is half of the Earth.
globe
sphere
hemisphere
South Pole
19
The __________ is the imaginary line that divides Earth into the Eastern Hemisphere and the Western Hemisphere.
Equator
Latitude
Prime Meridian
Longitude