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Geography, Coordinates, & Timeline Review 24
Geography, Coordinates, & Timeline Review 24
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1
When giving coordinates, LATITUDE goes before LONGITUDE.
True
False
2
Who, or what, would not really benefit from knowing coordinates?
Printer Tech
Squirrels
Pilot
Uber driver
3
What ocean is between North America and Africa?
Artic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
4
America is know as "the east", to the rest of the world.
False
True
5
What is the difference between a Primary Source & Secondary Source?
Primary sources are verbal accounts only.
Secondary sources are first hand accounts of an event.
Primary sources are original materials.
6
Which continent is north of Africa?
Antartica
Australia
Asia
Europe
7
BCE means "Before Christ's Era"
False
True
8
What is the PURPOSE of a compass rose?
Identify distances between locations
To show a list of symbols on a map
To show Cardinal and Ordinal directions
9
The imaginary line that separates the eastern & western hemispheres is called the ...?
Prime Meridian
Equator
Scale
Compass Rose
10
There are 6 continents in the world.
True
False
11
Which ocean is the farthest north?
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Artic Ocean
Indian Ocean
12
Which is not correct?
AD: After Death
AD: Anno Domini
BC: Before Christ
CE: Common Era
13
Which coninent is #5?
Europe
Africa
Australia
Asia
14
The purpose of a map scale is to identify distances between locations.
False
True
15
Which era would dinosaurs belong to?
AD/CE
BC/BCE
16
The Gregorian Calendar is a system that was introduced by Pope Gregory XIII.
False
True
17
The line between the western and eastern hemispheres is called the equator.
True
False
18
Which continent is south of Africa?
Australia
Asia
Europe
Antartica
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Which one of these is considered a primary source?
Textbooks
Autobiography
Biography
History research project