Map Essentials
Latitude and Longitude
Types of Maps
Time Zones
Final Jeapordy
100

To find out what the symbols mean on a map you would use the ...

What is a key or legend.

100

Zero degrees latitude.

What is the equator

100

The most accurate representation of the earth.

What is a globe.

100

24

What is the number of times zones in the world.

100

Five Themes of Geography. No subthemes.

What is Location, Place, Human and Environment Interaction, Movement and Regions.

200

This is used for telling directions on a map.

What is a compass rose.

200

Zero degrees longitude

What is the Prime Meridian.

200

A map showing mountains and rivers.

What is a physical map.

200

Line where one day changes and another begins.

What is the International Dateline.

300

You would use this to tell distances on a map.

What is a scale or scale bar.

300

Lines that measure east and west of the Prime Meridan.

What are longitude lines.

300

A map focusing on a single topic or theme. (rainfall map, population density, energy resources, etc)

What is a special purpose map.

300

Four continental timezones. (Not Alaska or Hawaii)

What is Pacific, Mountain, Central and Eastern

400

North, South, East and West

What are cardinal directions.

400

To make latitude and longitude more precise they are divided into .........

What is decimals.

400

The four areas that can be distorted or changed when you make a map of a large area of land.

What is size, shape, distance, direction.

400

If America Gots Talent is on at 9 p.m. Central time, what time is it Pacific time.

What is 7 p.m.

500

Intermediate directions.

What are northwest, northeast, southwest, southeast.

500

City at 45 degrees north and 94 degrees west. (Use your desk map but it will not be named on the map so you have to guess.)

What is Becker.

500

Turning the round earth into a flat map is called a map

What is projection.

500

The invention of railroads

Why were timezones were created.