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Review of Map Skills for Fifth Grade Social Studies
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1
Which type of map shows the location of landforms, bodies of water, or resources?
political
road
physical
thermatic
2
Which lines measure exact distance north and south of the Equator?
Meridians
Lines to the restroom
Lines of Latitude
Lines of Longitude
3
What part of a map tells you about the symbols on the map?
scale
legend
title
grid
4
Which lines measure distance east and west of the Prime Meridian?
parallels
Lunch Lines
Lines of Longitude
Lines of Latitutde
5
What part of a map compares distance on a map to the distance in the real world?
legend
grid
compass rose
scale
6
Halves of the earth are called?
continents
cities
hemispheres
states
7
What is the name for this line that runs from the North Pole to the South Pole?
Antarctic Circle
Equator
Prime Meridian
International Date Line
8
What type of directions tell us northwest, northeast, southeast, and southwest.
intermediate directions
lost directions
scale directions
cardinal directions
9
What is the name for this red line that lies halfway between the North and South poles?
Arctic Circle
Equator
Prime Meridian
Tropic of Cancer
10
Which hemispheres are divided in half by the Equator?
Southern and Western Hemispheres
Western and Northern Hemispheres
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
Northern and Southern Hemispheres
11
What part of a map will tell you the subject of the map?
title
scale
legend
compass rose
12
What kind of map will show you cities, states, and countries?
road
political
physical
thematic
13
Which continent contains the United States?
Europe
South America
Canada
North America
14
What part of the map will show you the cardinal directions?
compass rose
scale
legend
political map
15
Which ocean lies between North America and Europe?
Arctic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Indian Ocean
Atlantic Ocean