Multiple Choice (Maps)
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Longitude and Latitude
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100

Which statement illustrates the concept of relative location?

A. Libya is located west of Egypt.

B. New Orleans is located at 30°N and 90°W.

C. The movie theater is located at the corner of Main and Chestnut streets.

D. The White House is located at 2000 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C.

A. Libya is located west of Egypt.

100

The _________________ separates the world into the Eastern and Western Hemispheres  

Prime Meridian 

100

What country is located at:

 60° N, 105° E

Russia

100

Give an Example of relative location

Ex. California is southwest of Idaho. 

Ex. Nampa is West of Boise

100

___________ __________ is the study of Earth’s natural features, including water, landforms, vegetation (plant life), and climate.

Physical geography

200

What is the main reason maps are drawn to scale?

A. to prevent readers from drawing incorrect conclusions about the importance of various places represented on the map

B. to maximize the accuracy of the map’s small representations of large places

C. to help map readers use cardinal directions to compare places

D. to account for the fact that maps are flat but Earth is round

B. to maximize the accuracy of the map’s small representations of large places

200
A map's __________ could contain a picture of a bird to represent wildlife refuges in a given area

Key or Legend 

200

Which country is located at

14° S, 52° W

Brazil

200
Give an example of absolute location (Does not have to be accurate)

Idaho is at 44° N, 114° W 

(Must have coordinates)

200

Lines of longitude separate the world into which two hemispheres?

East and West 

300

Unlike other scholars, geographers use maps primarily for

A. tracking changes in ecosystems over time

B. collecting, charting, and comparing economic data

C. recording the names of towns, cities, and states

D. acquiring, processing, and reporting information about places

D. acquiring, processing, and reporting information about places

300

A __________ _____ helps map readers compare the locations of different places.

Compass Rose

300

Which country is located at:

56° N, 106° W

Canada 

300

Give 5 examples of natural resources

Oil, Coal, Gold, Silver, Cotton, Sugarcane, Tobacco, Potatoes, Aloe Vera, Bananas


(materials or substances that occur in nature and can be used for economic gain)

300

What geographic tool measures the angles of the sun and stars above the horizon?

Astrolabe 

400

What invention made it possible for early navigators to determine their exact locations?

A. the astrolabe

B. the sextant

C.  the compass

D. the legend

B. The Sextant

400

Lines of ___________ run parallel to the equator. 

Latitude 

400

Which country is located at: 

28° N, 2° E?

Algeria 

400

Give 3 examples of information that maps can help reveal?

To show where things are, to track migration patterns, to see population across regions, to look at rainfall across regions, etc. 

Can show virtually any demographic (Race, gender, age, religion, etc.) across regions 

400

A ___________ projection cannot show the entire surface of Earth, just the areas closest to either the North or South Pole

Conical 

500

The Robinson projection is best for map readers who wish get a more accurate sense of ____________

A. distances near Earth’s two poles

B. elevation differences among various landforms

C.  the size of countries located near the equator

D. the true shapes of the continents and the oceans

D. the true shapes of the continents and the oceans

500

A researcher who studies _____________ would most likely examine how the organisms and nonliving elements of a place interact with one another

Ecosystems 

500

Which country is located at:

 40° S, 175° E

New Zealand 

500

What is an example of humans modifying the environment? 

- Dams for electricity 

- Oil Drilling 

- Pollution 

- irrigation systems 

- etc. (any way that humans have impacted the natural environment)

500

Name the three features of a "good map" discussed in the chapter. 

Compass Rose, Legend or Key, and Scale