A) title B) publisher C) key D) scale
A) sphere B) political map C) map D) globe
A) key B) symbol C) legend D) scale
A) mercators B) legends C) projections D) scales
A) parallel to each other B) lines that run north and south C) used to determine time zones D) numbered up to 180 degrees
A) known as meridians B) lines that run east and west C) parallel to the equator D) equal in distance to each other
A) physical map B) Mercator map C) thematic map D) political map
A) Prime Meridian B) Equator C) North Pole D) International Dateline
A) the Earth, moon, and sun B) the Earth C) maps and globes D) the Earth and the people living on it
A) legend B) latitude and longitude C) GPS D) grid
A) biosphere B) sphere C) geosphere D) hemisphere
A) direction arrow B) compass rose C) compass indicator D) directional spinner
A) degrees B) kilometers C) hours D) miles
A) chart B) map C) globe D) diagram
A) longitude B) great circles C) latitude D) parallels
A) latitude B) longitude C) International Dateline D) meridians
A) Tropic of Cancer B) Tropic of Capricorn C) Prime Meridian D) Equator
A) meridians B) projections C) parallels D) latitude lines
A) physical B) political C) specialty D) thematic
A) river B) butte C) boundary D) mountain
A) cartographer B) Mercator C) geographer D) projector
A) Arctic B) Indian C) Atlantic D) Pacific
A) Asia B) Antarctica C) Europe D) Australia
A) scale B) colors C) orientation D) type
A) physical maps B) political maps C) specialty maps D) relief maps |