Oceans
The biggest Ocean in the world.
What is the Pacific?
We live on this continent.
What is North America?
Your address or coordinates are an example of this.
What is absolute location?
What is a physical map?
The line that divides the Northern and Southern Hemispheres
What is the Equator?
The ocean between the US and Europe.
What is the Atlantic?
The largest continent on Earth.
Where you are compared to other places.
What is relative location?
A map that is broken up using borders or boundaries (like countries, states or counties).
What is a political map?
The line that divides the Eastern and Western Hemispheres
What is the Prime Meridian?
This ocean is home to the North Pole.
What is the Arctic?
This continent is home to France, Great Britian and Germany.
What is Europe?
An area with common features.
What is region?
The kind of map you want to use to tell what the average weather is like in a location.
What is a climate map?
Imaginary lines that run east to west (ladder)
What is latitude?
This ocean is known for its monsoons.
What is the Indian?
This continent is home to the Sahara desert.
What is Africa?
The relationship between people and the earth.
What is human-environment interaction.
The kind of map you want to use to find out what natural resources are available in an area.
What is a resource map?
Imaginary lines that run North to South (loooong)
What is longitude?
This ocean surrounds Antartica.
What is the Southern?
This continent has no permanent population.
What is Antarctica?
Using physical features and/or human features to describe a location.
What is place?
What is a projection?
The area of the world above 66O N Latitude, includes the North Pole.
What is the Arctic Circle?