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Which country is located in the polar zone?
What are parallels?
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What are parallels?
Diagonal lines
Ocean currents
Horizontal lines
Vertical lines
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Which country is located in the polar zone?
Spain
India
Australia
Greenland
3
What can help you identify hemispheres?
Oceans
Volcanoes
Animals
Meridians and parallels
4
Which climate zone is hot and rainy all year long?
Polar
Tropical
Temperate
Desert
5
Which hemisphere is Chile located in?
Western
·Eastern
Southern
·Northern
6
What are the imaginary lines that go from North to South called?
Tropics
Meridians
Hemispheres
Parallels
7
Which animals are adapted to hot climates?
Penguins
Polar Bear
Camels
Seals
8
Which line divides the Earth into North and South?
Arctic Circle
Equator
Prime Meridian
ongitude
9
Where would you find animals like pandas or tigers?
Arctic
Tropical zones
Polar zones
Deserts
10
Where is the Equator located?
180º Longitud
90º Latitud
0º Latitud
66.5º Longitud
11
Which line is below the Equator?
Prime Meridian
Arctic Circle
Tropic of Cancer
Tropic of Capricorn
12
Which tool can we use to learn about the Earth's geography?
A globe or planisphere
A video game
A dictionary
A ruler
13
Which animal lives in the polar zone?
Arctic Circle
Lion
Elephant
Polar Bear
14
Which of these countries has a tropical climate?
Norway
Brazil
Chile
Canada
15
Why are some places hotter than others?
They are at night
They are closer to the Equator
They are in the city
They are near mountains
16
Which climate zone is extremely cold all year?
Tropical
Desert
Temperate
Polar
17
How many main climate zones are there?
4
2
5
3
18
Which climate zone has four seasons?
Tropical
Desert
Polar
Temperate
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Which meridian divides the Earth into East and West?
Greenwich Meridian
Tropic of Cancer
Arctic Circle
Equator
