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latitude/longitude/continents/oceans/four main types of economy
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1
Which is not an ocean?
Pacific
Indian
Southern
Northern
2
Lines of longitude touch each other.
False
Sometimes
True
3
Lines that run east and west are called what?
longitude
prime meridian
equator
latitude
4
Which ocean is between North America and Europe?
Pacific
Arctic
Atlantic
Indian
5
Lines of latitude touch each other.
Sometimes
True
False
6
Which ocean does the equator cross?
Eastern
Arctic
Southern
Atlantic
7
Which country is also a continent?
Europe
South America
Asia
Australia
8
The Prime Meridian runs through which city?
New York City
Salisbury, NC
London, England
Greenwich, England
9
The equator is measured at what?
100º longitude
100° latitude
0º latitude
0º longitude
10
An economy where people decide what they buy and sell and government is also a big part.
market
command
mixed
traditional
11
The Prime Meridian divides the earth into which hemispheres?
eastern/northern
western/southern
eastern/western
northern/southern
12
Lines that run north and south are called what?
Prime Meridian
latitude
equator
longitude
13
In what type of economy do you trade or barter?
traditional
mixed
command
market
14
What measurement is used for lines of latitude and longitude?
yards
ounces
degrees
feet
15
What type of economy is used in a communist country?
market
mixed
command economy
traditional
16
The equator divides the earth into which hemispheres?
northern/southern
eastern/western
southern/eastern
northern/western
17
Which of the following is not a continent?
Albania
Antarctica
Australia
Asia
18
An economy in which people decide what they buy and sell. They "vote with their dollars."
market
mixed
command
traditional
19
Which of the following is a continent?
France
England
South America
United States
20
An economy in which
thegovernment largely determines whatis produced and in what amounts
command
mixed
traditional
market
