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Map Skills Test

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Define Geography. The study of the human and nonhuman features on Earth
Name the seven continents. North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, Antarctica
Name the five oceans. Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean, Arctic Ocean, Southern Ocean
Name the four cardinal directions. North, South, East, West
Name the four intermediate directions. Northwest, Northeast, Southwest, Southeast
In which direction do latitude lines run? East and West
In which direction do lines of longitude run? North and South
A location that you can find by using longitude and latitude is called an ___ location. Absolute location
A place that is located by the relationship to other places is called a _____ location. Relative location
What imaginary line separates the northern and southern hemisphere? Equator
What imaginary line separates the eastern and western hemisphere? Prime Meridian
Which lines are parallel: Latitude or Longitude Latitude
What is another name for longitude lines? Meridians
What term refers to half a sphere or globe? Hemisphere
Something that stands for something else is called a ______, Symbol
What type of map shows cities, countries and capitals? Political Map
What type of map shows the natural features or landforms of a place? Physical Map
What shows how much smaller map distances are from real distances on earth? Scale
What is a legend or map key? An explanation of the symbols and shading on maps
Created by: Wanda Leonard
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