What causes the countries on the edge of the map to appear larger than they actually are?
Bonus: Explain why this is.
Map Distortion
Happens when you try to place a 3D globe onto a flat 2D surface (like a map)
What is "C" called on the map?

The Compass Rose
Which climate zone covers most of the Northeastern United States?

Humid Continental
What economic activity is the Middle East known for?
Oil/Petroleum
Which country is in both Europe and Asia?
Russia
Which line divides the Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres?
Equator
What is "D" called on a map?

The Key
Which climate zone is Jacksonville in?

Humid Subtropical
Which continent has the lowest population density in the world?
Antarctica
Which river runs through Egypt?
The Nile
Which line divides the Earth into the Eastern and Western Hemispheres?
Prime Meridian
What is "E" called on the map?

The scale
Which climate zone covers all of New Zealand?

Marine West Coast (haah haah haaah hahah hahhh)
What is the most common land use in Europe? (not including water resources?

Commercial Farming
What do you call a narrow strip of land connecting two larger land masses?
Which two continents are entirely in the Western Hemisphere?
North America and South America
What is "B" called on the map?

Map Grid
What is the most common climate on the Arabian Peninsula?

Arid
Which vegetation zone exists on the banks of the Nile?

Broadleaf Evergreen Forest
Which mountain range runs through the countries of Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina?
Andes Mountains
Which continent is in all four hemispheres?
Africa
What are the coordinates of #3?

40N, 130W
As latitude increases, temperature ______________.
As elevation increases, temperature ______________.
Decreases
Decreases
Which Monsoon Asia country has the highest population?
Double: Which Monsoon Asia country has the highest population density?
India
Japan
Which body of water separates Europe and Africa?
Mediterranean Sea