World Geography
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| Geography can be studied on three levels. What is the highest? | Global
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| Geography can be studied on three levels. What is the second highest? | Regional
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| Geography can be studied on three levels. What is the lowest? | Local
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| Geography can also be studied by dividing it into two groups. What is one of them? | Human Geography
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| Geography can also be studied by dividing it into two groups. What is another one? | Physical Geography
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| Give one example of Human Geography. | Religion
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| Give one example of Human Geography. | Politics
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| Give one example of Physical Geography. | Mountain
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| Give one example of Physical Geography. | River
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| List the four steps needed to read a map. | 1. Read the Title
2.Examine every symbol on the map key
3.Measure the scale
4. Think
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| List the four intermediate directions. | 1. Northwest
2. Northeast
3. Southeast
4. Southwest
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| What is a location compared to something else? | relative location
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| What type of map shows boundaries of countries,states, and provinces? | political maps
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| What type of map shows the landforms and water features? | Physical map
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| If you were traveling to another country and wanted to know what types of clothes to pack, what map would you need to study? | climate map
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| What types of lines on a globe are like a ladder?-- | latitude
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| longitude lines measure distance ----- and----- of the ------------ -------------------- | Easy and west of the prime meridian
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| Latitude lines measure distance ------ and --------- of the -----------. | North and south of the equator
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| Which coordinates are always written first? Latitude or longitude | Latitude
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| What major line is located at 0 degrees latitude ? | Equator
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| How many degrees north of the Equator is the Artic Circle | 66 1/2 degrees
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