What number is at 30 N and 100 W?
1
True or False: The dividing lines between the Eastern Hemisphere and Western Hemisphere are the prime meridian and the 180th meridian.
True

True or False: In July, the Northern Hemisphere is pointed away from the sun.
False.
In July, the Northern Hemisphere would be pointed toward the sun because it would be our summer.
True or False:
An imaginary line from North to South through the earth's center is called an AXIS.
True.

What number is at 45 N and 20 E?
4
What letter represents the North Pole?
A
True or False: The spring equinox is May 22.
False
It is March 21.
The deepest floor of the ocean is the ______________Trench.
a. Nairobi
b. Victorian
c. Marianas
d. Apollo
c. Marianas
What number is at 30 N and 20 E?
3
What letter represents the South Pole?
I
True or False:
The shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere is December 21.
True.
On December 21, the Northern Hemisphere is tilted away from the sun.
The contiguous United States has ____ time zones.
a. 1
b. 4
c. 2
d. 3
b. 4

What number is at 45 N and 80 E?
6
What letter represents the Prime Meridian?
L
The Prime Meridian is at 0 degrees longitude.
True or False:
Leap year occurs every 4 years.
True.
We have to add an extra day every four years because it takes the earth 365 1/4 days to make a complete revolution around the sun.
What is the imaginary line called that separates two consecutive calendar days and is located at 180 degrees longitude?
a. Daylight Saving Line
b. International Date Line
c. Prime Meridian
d. Equator
b. International Date Line

What number is at 30 N and 20 W?
2
Lines of latitude and longitude are also called:
a. lats and longs
b. parallels and meridians
c. contour and convex lines
b. parallels and meridians
The earth's axis, which determines the seasons, is tilted at ______________ degrees.
a. 26 1/2
b. 24 1/2
c. 32 1/2
d. 23 1/2
d. 23 1/2 degrees
Which is NOT one of the benefits of Daylight Saving Time?
a. saves energy
b. prevents crime
c. prevents traffic injuries
d. people stay home more
d. people stay home more