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What technique is often used to show elevation from sea level?
none
stepping
color coding
land use
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A map that shows how people use the resources in their area.
Elevation Map
Land Map
Land Use Map
Elevation
3
Cause continents to move slowly over millions of years. Movement makes mountains & earthquakes.
Continental Drift
Tectonic Drift
Distortion
Plate Drift
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A map that uses contour lines to show elevation.
Relief Lines
Contour Map
Contour lines
Relief Map
5
Imaginary line of latitude that circles earth at 0 degrees. Splits earth into two hemispheres.
Prime meridian
Equator
Latitude
Longitude
6
Which of these people would need an elevation map the most?
pilot
uber driver
teacher
actor
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A set of latitude and longitude measurements that define a point of the global grid.
Map Projections
Coordinates
Relief Map
Distortion
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How did the recovery team find the Apollo so quickly in the Pacific Ocean?
The astronauts called and kept talking to them
It made a loud noise
They used coordinates on the global grid
They were lucky
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How do cartographers lessen distortion on a map?
They make globes
They use shading
They use a dark marker
They use curved lines for longitude
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An imaginary line of longitude that divides earth into eastern and western hemispheres.
Equator
Global Grid
Coordinates
Prime Meridian
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A map that shows elevation from sea level using color coding.
Contour Lines
Elevation Profile
Elevation Map
Land use
12
A view of something from the side. Elevation can be shown this way.
Contour
Side View
Profile
Relief
13
What kind of landform occurs when tectonic plates run into each other?
lakes
plateaus
mountain ranges
glaciers
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Why does elevation have an impact on farming?
It doesn't
Farmers don't know how to hike
Climate gets cooler as you go higher
No reason
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A change or shift in the natural size of something, such as continents when mapping the earth.
Map Projections
Distortion
Incorrect Mapping
Bad Maps
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The pattern on a world map formed by intersecting lines of latitude and longitude.
Distortion
Coordinates
Map Projections
Global Grid
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Large chunks of the earth's crust that the continents and oceans rest upon.
Earth Chunks
Continental Plates
Tectonic Plates
Earth Plates
18
A vertical line on the map. Vertical means up and down (north to south).
Longitude
Latitude
Prime Meridian
Equator
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What do closely spaced contour lines tell you about an area's land?
It is very messy
It is very flat
It has a gradual hill
It has a steep cliff
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A map where shading is used to show elevation.
Relief Map
Contour Drift
Relief Plate
Contour Map
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A horizontal line on the map. Horizontal means left to right (east to west).
Longitude
Latitude
Prime Meridian
Equator
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The act of taking a 3D earth and putting it on a 2D map.
Distrotion
Map Projections
Contour map
Map Photoshop