Maps
This elevation is usually represented by a '0' on an elevation map.
What is sea level?
Someone who makes maps.
What is a cartographer?
With over 35 million residents, this is the most populous city in the world.
What is Tokyo?
The word "ballet" is borrowed from this language.
What is French?
This is a traditional food from England. It is made with potatoes. You can usually find it at a British Pub.
What is fish and chips?
When looking at a map, this is where you would find an explanation of the symbols used.
What is the legend?
All the human and physical features that make geography unique.
What is landscape?
Mount Everest is in this mountain chain.
What are the Himalayas?
The word "kindergarten" is borrowed from this language.
What is German?
A frozen Italian dessert.
What is gelato?
This shows the four cardinal directions and intermediate directions.
What is the compass rose?
These are bands of light caused by charged solar particles. (Hint: Think borealis!)
What is aurora?
This country has the longest coastline in the world.
What is Canada?
This is the main dialect of Chinese spoken in Hong Kong by the majority of the locals.
What is Cantonese?
Inca Kola is a soft drink from this country, known for its distinctive flavor.
What is Peru?
A map _________ is a way of showing the surface of a three-dimensional sphere on a flat surface.
What is a projection?
This is the study of water on earth.
What is hydrology?
The Black Forest is located in this European country.
What is Germany?
This is the official language of The Netherlands.
What is Dutch?
Skordalia is a garlic potato & olive oil dip from this Mediterranean country.
What is Greece?
This type of map shows the depth levels of bodies of water.
What is a bathymetric map?
This is a group of many islands in a large body of water.
What is an archipelago?
This nation produces two thirds of the world’s vanilla.
What is Madagascar?
Believe it or not, this country has no official language!
What is The US?
An Irish light fruit cake served with butter.
What is Barmbrack?