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Geography and Map Skills Study Guide
Geography and Map Skills Study Guide
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World Geography and Map Skills
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The imaginary line that separates the world into the Eastern and Western hemispheres is called
prime meridian
Tropic of Cancer
equator
north pole
2
What is elevation?
The highest mountain in the world
How close you are to the equator
How high or low you are compared to sea level
How many countries are in the world
3
What kind of map has states, countries, borders, capitals, and cities.
physical map
political map
Susey map
Donaldson Map
4
The country in which you live in called
Ohio
Gahanna
North America
The United States
5
The capital of The United States of America is
Gahanna
Tokyo
Washington D.C.
Columbus
6
What does it mean to be at sea level?
Goshen Lane
On top of a mountain
Sea level is right at the top of the oceans surface
Under the water
7
What kind of map shows mountains, deserts, rivers, and other landforms?
political map
physical map
Mcfann map
Mitchem map
8
What do you call the place on a map that tells what the symbols mean?
map key
compass rose
legend
physical map
9
The imaginary line that separates the world into the Northern and Southern hemispheres
north pole
prime meridian
south pole
equator
10
How many states are in The United States of America?
49
25
100
50
11
The ocean between North America and Europe is the
Arctic
Atlantic
Pacific
Southern
12
The continent that we live on is called
South America
The United States
North America
Mexico