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Map skills for middle schoolers
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1
Which term means the pattern of weather over time?
Region
Density
Vegetation
Climate
2
The part of the map that tells what the different colors or symbols mean.
Scale
Title
Compass Rose
Map Key or map legend
3
This diagram is an example of what?
LInes of Longitude
meridians
Lines of Latitude
4
What continent is colored red and labeled #4?
Europe
Africa
Asia
Australia
5
The Pacific Ocean is what located at what number?
12
11
9
10
6
What continent is colored light pink and labeled #5?
South America
North America
Antarctica
Australia/ Oceania
7
On the map, what continent is colored orange and labeled #6?
Australia
Asia
Europe
Africa
8
A type of map that shows mountains, rivers, deserts, and other geographical features.
Political Map
Thematic Map
Useful Map
Physical Map
9
The Indian Ocean is located at number _____.
10
12
9
8
10
This diagram shows an example of what?
Lines of Longitude
Equator
parallels
Lines of Latitude
11
What continent is colored light green and labeled #3?
Antarctica
Europe
Asia
Africa
12
What imaginary line divides the Earth into the Eastern and Western hemispheres?
Prime Meridian
Tropic of Capricorn
Equator
Tropic of Cancer
13
On the map, which continent is colored yellow and labeled #1?
South America
North America
Asia
Africa
14
A type of map that shows cities, states, and countries.
Political Map
Useful Map
City Map
Physical Map
15
What continent is colored purple and labeled #2?
North America
Asia
Australia
South America
16
The Arctic Ocean is located at number ________.
9
8
7
10
17
The Atlantic Ocean is located at number
12
11
9
10
18
Which direction would be located on the left side of this compass rose?
North
East
West
South
19
Which latitude line divides the Earth into the Northern and Southern hemisphere?
circles
Equator
tropics
Prime Meridian