The Globe
Latitude & Longitude
Landforms
Big Ideas
Maps
100

A globe is a _________ model of Earth.

sphere 

100

True or False: The equator lies at 0 degrees LATITUDE.

True

100

Another phrase for a landform is a ________________.

physical feature

100
Weather elements that are measured over a long period of time is called...

climate

100

What are the 4 cardinal directions?

North, South, East, West

200

There are _____ continents.

7

200

True or False: A meridian runs from East to West.

False: North to South

200

Give an example of a physical feature.

mountain, hill, plateau, river, lake, etc....

200

The types of plants in an area or region is called...

Vegetation

200

A ________________ shows the 4 cardinal directions.

Compass or compass rose

300

The largest continent is _________.

Asia

300

Imaginary lines that run from EAST to WEST (latitude) are called ____________.

parallels (two lines that will never touch)

300

True of False? When we visit a beach in Massachusetts, we swim in the Pacific Ocean.

False: Atlantic

300

Coastal plains experience ____________ which is good for farming.

Floods or flooding.

300

True or False? A political map shows landforms and physical features.

False: physical map

400

This continent is the smallest.

Australia

400

___________________ divides the Earth into the EASTERN and WESTERN hemispheres.

Prime Meridian

400

The low land that sits between hills or mountains, often with a river or stream running through it. (Hint:"V" shaped)

valley

400

Name 1 way rivers benefit the United States

Drinking, tourism, transportation, etc...

400

True or False? You will find mountains, rivers, and plains on a physical map.

True

500

______________ is both a country and a continent.

Australia

500

This word means "half sphere".

Hemisphere

500

Water covers about ____ of Earth's surface.


A. 2/4

B. 3/4

C. 4/4

B. 3/4 (About 75%)

500

What do all maps have in common?

Maps are created by people collecting data.

500

Name the 5 regions of the United States.

Northeast, Southeast, Southwest, West, Midwest

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