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The map scale line is one inch long. How far are cities that are one inch apart?
2,000 mi
50 mi
200 mi.
500 mi
2
South America is located in what hemisphere?
Northeast
Northwest
Southeast
Southwest
3
Lines of Longitude to the left of the Prime Meridian measure which direction?
North
South
East
West
4
What is the name of the imaginary line at 0 degrees longitude?
Prime Meridian
meridian
Equator
Tropic of Cancer
5
Lines of longitude to the right of the Prime Meridian measure which direction?
East
South
North
West
6
Lines of Latitude run...
North and South
East and West
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Another name for lines of latitude are...
parallels
meridians
equator
longitudes
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0 degrees latitude is also called the...
Prime Meridian
North Pole
Equator
South Pole
9
Asia is located in which hemisphere?
Southwest
Northwest
Northeast
Southeast
10
Which continent is located directly north of Africa?
South America
Asia
Antarctica
Europe
11
Lines of longitude meet at the North Pole and the...
Antarctica
Africa
Arctic Ocean
South Pole
12
Another name for lines of longitude are...
equator
parallells
meridians
latitude
13
What is located at 90 degrees S?
South Pole
Europe
North Pole
Africa
14
Lines of Longitude run...
East and West
North and South
15
What city does the Prime meridian pass through?
Greenwich, England
New York City, NY
Houston, Texas
Paris, France
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Which ocean is located on the Western border of the North America?
Pacific
Indian
Artic
Southern
17
Meridians measure which directions?
North and South
East and West
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Parallels measure which directions?
North and South
East and West
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What does the circle represent on the map key?
Water
City
Mountains
Mountain
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The ocean that is at the most northern part of the world is
Indian
Pacific
Arctic
Atlantic
