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geo exam grd 9

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Q : Quel est le rôle du titre sur une carte? R : Il indique le sujet ou le thème principal de la carte.
: Que montre l’orientation sur une carte? Elle indique la direction du nord et aide à se repérer.
: Quelle est la différence entre une frontière naturelle et artificielle? : Naturelle = basée sur un élément physique; artificielle = tracée par l’humain.
: Que montre une boussole? Le nord magnétique, pas le vrai pôle Nord.
Que montre une carte à grande échelle? Beaucoup de détails sur une petite surface.
Que montre une carte à petite échelle? moins dew details sur une grande surface
Quel est l’objectif d’une carte générale? Donner un aperçu global d’un territoire.
Que montre une carte thématique? Un sujet précis (ex. végétation, population).
Que montrent les cartes topographiques? L’élévation et les éléments naturels et humains.
Combien de fuseaux horaires la Terre possède-t-elle? 24
Combien de fuseaux horaires le Canada possède-t-il? 6
Combien de degrés de longitude couvre un fuseau horaire? 15
Que mesure la latitude? La distance nord ou sud de l’équateur.
Que mesure la longitude? La distance est ou ouest du méridien d’origine
Qu’est-ce que l’équateur? La ligne de latitude 0° qui divise la Terre en deux hémisphères.
Où se trouve le méridien d’origine? greenwich
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