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Duplicate of Nystrom Atlas, Map, Globe Skills

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Locate continents and oceans, Identify natural features, use cardinal and intermediate directions, use map scale to measure distances, locate places using latitude and longitude, identify political units, identify thematic patterns, add information to maps or globes using symbols

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1
Name the intermediate directions on a compass rose.
Northwest, Southwest, Northeast, Southeast
Northwest, West, Southwest, Northeast
Left, Right, Up, Down
North, South, East, West
2
Which of the following is NOT a natural region?
shrub or desert
forest
grass
city
3
The highest and most rugged mountains in the United States are located in the _______.
East
South
North
West
4
The Raised Relief Map helps show __________.
The shape of the land
your school
population
the world
5
Which of the following is NOT a natural feature?
mountain
ocean
house
lake
6
In the Atlas, what information can be found in the glossary?
definitions
page numbers
climate
current events
7
Relative location is __________.
where one place is located in relation to other places
where lines of latitude and longitude meet
the depth of the Pacific Ocean
the continent of Australia
8
Lines of latitude are always ___________.
parallel
in the southern hemisphere
pointing north
labeled 0 degrees
9
Which is TRUE about the equator and prime meridian.
They are parallel
They are the same imaginary line
They are labeled 0 degrees latitude and longitude
They are natural features
10
On a globe, a hemisphere represents ______.
the Pacific Ocean
a large body of water
half of the world
a continent