Continents
Oceans
Key Names
Directions
100
Name this Continent
North America
100
Name this ocean!
Atlantic Ocean
100
This is the name given to the line of latitude that HORIZONTALLZY divides the Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
The Equator.
100
What is the name of the imaginary lines that go side to side across the earth?
Lines of Latitude
200
Although they are considered two separate continents, they are actually connected by land.
Asia and Europe
200
This is the largest ocean in the world and touches Asia, South America, Australia, and North America.
The Pacific Ocean
200
This line of longitude VERATICALLY divides the world into the Eastern and Western Hemispheres. 
The Prime Meridian
200
What is the name of the imaginary lines that go up and down across the earth?
Lines of Longitude
300
These two continents almost look like puzzle piece and were once connected millions of years ago.
South America and Africa
300
This ocean earns it name from the country and subcontinent located near it.
Indian Ocean
300
This is the line of latitude located ABOVE the Equator designates the northern boundary of the tropics.
The Tropic of Cancer
300
What is another name for lines of latitude?
Parallels
400
This continent is part of the region of Oceania. It is also known for the weird animals that live there like kangaroos, the platypus, and the Tasmanian Devil.
Australia
400
This ocean is at the top of the world. It is known for being extremely cold!
The Arctic Ocean
400
This is the line of latitude located BELOW the Equator designates the southern boundary of the tropics.
Tropic of Capricorn
400
What is another name for lines of Longitude?
Meridians
500
This continent is the largest desert in the world.
Antarctica
500
This ocean is located at towards the bottom of the planet Earth and surrounds the continent of Antarctica.
The Southern Ocean
500
What are the names of the zones at the two polar regions of the planet at 66 degrees North and 66 degrees South latitude?
Arctic and Antarctic Circles.
500
BONUS POINTS: What do lines of latitude help divide the world into?
Hint: The clock is ticking!
Time Zones.