1. 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt Key Terms Map Reading Map Vs. Globe Latitude And Longitude Potpourri A Little This & A Little That! A review of the Previous 4 categories 5 pt

2. When reading a map, this means a change in the accuracy of both its shapes and distances

3. What is DISTORTION?

4. Imaginary lines, which circle the globe in a top to bottom direction, but they measure distance east-west of Prime Meridian

5. What are lines of LONGITUDE? Greenwich indicates the prime meridian, which is zero degrees longitude. _________ Western Hemisphere Eastern Hemisphere

6. This is the day by day condition of the air and sky.

7. What is weather?

8. This is the section of the map which explains symbols for the map

9. What is a KEY? Although these are examples of a map key, straight above is an example of a compass rose, which shows the cardinal directions of north, south, east and west.

10. Either the scale or compass rose shows the four cardinal directions of north, south, east and west on the map. Bonus! Double the Point Value by explaining the purpose of the second map vocabulary.

11. What is a COMPASS ROSE?. Bonus answer: the scale shows relative size on a map.

12. These horizontal lines on a map measure north and south of the equator.

13. What are lines of Latitude?

14. Main reason to use a globe

15. What is the most accurate way to show Earth’s continents and its bodies of water?

16. This is the term used to mean half the world or globe

17. What is hemisphere ?

18. This imaginary line splits the world into northern and southern hemispheres

19. What is the equator? Northern Hemisphere Southern Hemisphere equator

20. True/False A map shows less distortion than the globe

21. What is False? A globe gives a more accurate view of the world And has less distortion than a map

22. The difference between a continent and an ocean

23. What is a continent is a large body of land, whereas an ocean is a large body of salt water.

24. Type of map that will be used for the most part during Social Studies at SGS

25. What is A Robinson Projection Map?

26. 2 reasons a map is different than a globe

27. What are Maps are portable and easy to use and allow specific study of a location, but maps have distortion of distance, shapes and sizes?

28. 3 Ways maps and globes are similar

29. What are they both: -show the 7 continents and 4 oceans -give a presentation of the world And -have positive and negative features

30. Three reasons to use a globe

31. What are Globes give a 3 dimensional view of the world Its round shape produces little distortion (near the poles only) Globes show accurate areas, distances, and relative shape and size

32. Continent in which 140 degrees East Longitude and 20 degrees South Latitude intersect Australia

33. What is Australia ?

34. Australia Continent in which 100 degrees West Longitude and 40 degrees North Latitude intersect

35. What is North America ?

36. Australia Continent in which 100 degrees East Longitude and 40 degrees North Latitude intersect

37. What is Asia ?

38. Australia Continent in which 80 degrees South Latitude is located

39. What is Antarctica?.

40. For map. Australia The 2 continents in which 20 degrees East Longitude intersect and the 2 continents in which 20 degrees South Latitude intersect

41. What are Europe and Africa (Longitude) and South America and Africa (Latitude) ?

42. Continent not identified on map below

43. What is Australia? Robinson map projection

44. Ocean located between 30 degrees and 110 degrees East Longitude

45. What is the Indian Ocean?

46. In of Meaning of Climate

47. What is the average weather over a number of years?

48. Explain the purpose of a map scale.

49. What is the scale is a guide that explains the relationship between real distances and distances on a map.

50. hers This imaginary line of longitude splits the world into eastern and western hemispheres

51. What is the Prime Meridian? Prime Meridian Western Hemisphere Eastern Hemisphere