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Geography: Maps & Locations


Geography: Maps & LocationsVersión en línea Test your map knowledge with 10 statements. por Dana 1 A compass rose shows only the directions you can't use. Yes No 2 A physical map paints only political borders. Yes No 3 Relative location is defined by distance from the equator only. Yes No 4 A map cannot show the location of rivers. Yes No 5 Intermediate directions include NE, NW, SE, and SW. Yes No 6 The continents are always colored the same on all maps. Yes No 7 The equator is at 0 degrees latitude. Yes No 8 The Prime Meridian is in Tokyo, Japan. Yes No 9 There are seven continents. Yes No 10 Longitude lines are curved on most maps. Yes No 11 The equator is a line of longitude. Yes No 12 Cartography is the science of drawing weather maps. Yes No 13 There are only three continents on the world map. Yes No 14 Greenwich, England is far from the Prime Meridian. Yes No 15 Absolute location is described by a general area, not exact points. Yes No 16 The North Pole is part of the continent of Europe. Yes No 17 Relative location is the exact spot given by coordinates. Yes No 18 A political map cannot show borders between countries. Yes No 19 Longitude measures height above sea level. Yes No 20 The equator is at 90 degrees latitude. Yes No 21 Latitude lines run east-west. Yes No 22 The Prime Meridian passes through Paris, France. Yes No 23 The North Pole lies at 0 degrees latitude. Yes No 24 The Prime Meridian runs through Greenwich, England. Yes No 25 Cartography studies the weather and climate. Yes No 26 The legend on a map has no purpose. Yes No 27 There are eight continents on Earth. Yes No 28 The legend on a map is optional and often ignored. Yes No 29 Latitude and longitude lines help pinpoint exact locations on a map. Yes No 30 A compass rose shows cardinal directions. Yes No 31 The Prime Meridian marks 180 degrees longitude as its zero. Yes No 32 A physical map highlights mountains and rivers. Yes No 33 Intermediate directions do not exist on maps. Yes No 34 Latitude lines run north-south. Yes No 35 Cartography is the science of drawing maps. Yes No 36 Latitude lines are measured east-west. Yes No 37 Cardinal directions are north, south, east, and west. Yes No 38 There are seven continents, all equally sized. Yes No 39 The compass rose shows only the center point of a map. Yes No 40 Relative location is an exact place on Earth. Yes No 41 A map cannot have a legend if it shows political boundaries. Yes No 42 The Prime Meridian runs through Greenwich, England. Yes No 43 The North Pole is located at the equator. Yes No 44 The equator is an imaginary line that divides the Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Yes No 45 A compass rose shows cardinal directions: N, S, E, W. Yes No 46 Relative location describes a place's position in relation to other places. Yes No 47 The North Pole is located at 90 degrees north latitude. Yes No 48 A map always shows the weather forecast. Yes No 49 Absolute location is given in terms of latitude and longitude. Yes No 50 A political map shows borders and countries. Yes No 51 A political map shows natural features like mountains and rivers. Yes No 52 A legend or key explains symbols on a map. Yes No 53 The Arctic Circle is the same as the Prime Meridian. Yes No 54 Political maps only show natural features like mountains. Yes No 55 The equator divides the Earth into Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Yes No 56 Cartography means painting pictures, not drawing maps. Yes No 57 The compass rose tells you the time of day. Yes No 58 There are seven continents on Earth. Yes No 59 Absolute location describes a place by its relationship to other places. Yes No 60 The equator is a physical barrier that prevents crossing between hemispheres. Yes No

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A compass rose shows only the directions you can't use.

A physical map paints only political borders.

Relative location is defined by distance from the equator only.

A map cannot show the location of rivers.

Intermediate directions include NE, NW, SE, and SW.

The continents are always colored the same on all maps.

The equator is at 0 degrees latitude.

The Prime Meridian is in Tokyo, Japan.

There are seven continents.

Longitude lines are curved on most maps.

The equator is a line of longitude.

Cartography is the science of drawing weather maps.

There are only three continents on the world map.

Greenwich, England is far from the Prime Meridian.

Absolute location is described by a general area, not exact points.

The North Pole is part of the continent of Europe.

Relative location is the exact spot given by coordinates.

A political map cannot show borders between countries.

Longitude measures height above sea level.

The equator is at 90 degrees latitude.

Latitude lines run east-west.

The Prime Meridian passes through Paris, France.

The North Pole lies at 0 degrees latitude.

The Prime Meridian runs through Greenwich, England.

Cartography studies the weather and climate.

The legend on a map has no purpose.

There are eight continents on Earth.

The legend on a map is optional and often ignored.

Latitude and longitude lines help pinpoint exact locations on a map.

A compass rose shows cardinal directions.

The Prime Meridian marks 180 degrees longitude as its zero.

A physical map highlights mountains and rivers.

Intermediate directions do not exist on maps.

Latitude lines run north-south.

Cartography is the science of drawing maps.

Latitude lines are measured east-west.

Cardinal directions are north, south, east, and west.

There are seven continents, all equally sized.

The compass rose shows only the center point of a map.

Relative location is an exact place on Earth.

A map cannot have a legend if it shows political boundaries.

The Prime Meridian runs through Greenwich, England.

The North Pole is located at the equator.

The equator is an imaginary line that divides the Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.

A compass rose shows cardinal directions: N, S, E, W.

Relative location describes a place's position in relation to other places.

The North Pole is located at 90 degrees north latitude.

A map always shows the weather forecast.

Absolute location is given in terms of latitude and longitude.

A political map shows borders and countries.

A political map shows natural features like mountains and rivers.

A legend or key explains symbols on a map.

The Arctic Circle is the same as the Prime Meridian.

Political maps only show natural features like mountains.

The equator divides the Earth into Northern and Southern Hemispheres.

Cartography means painting pictures, not drawing maps.

The compass rose tells you the time of day.

There are seven continents on Earth.

Absolute location describes a place by its relationship to other places.

The equator is a physical barrier that prevents crossing between hemispheres.