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A is a visual representation, or model, of part or all of the earth. lines are imaginary lines that run east to west around the globe; they are also known as parallels. They show distances in degrees north and south. lines are imaginary lines that run north and south; they are also known as meridians. They show distances in degrees east or west. Half of a globe is called a. The globe can be divided into northern & southern or into eastern & western hemispheres.

The of a map tells you 2 things: the location & the type of map. Physical Map of Canada The of a map tells you how much smaller the map is than the actual area. The on a map tells you direction. The explains the symbols & colors on a map.

A is a way of showing a curved object on a flat surface. Sizes, shapes and distances can be distorted on a projection. The Projection shows the world as a rectangle. Many places sizes look different than they actually are. The Projection shows the world as an oval. Many places look similar to their actual size & shape. The Projection shows land masses, shapes and sizes correctly, but distances are distorted.

A map shows landforms and bodies of water, as well as elevation. A map shows features & boundaries that humans have made, such as cities, states & countries. A map focuses on a certain type of information, such as population, environment, climate, etc. A map uses color, symbols, or lines to show ideas or patterns.

A uses a places size and shape to communicate a piece of information. A map shows the movement of people, goods or ideas. A map uses contour lines to show the shape and elevation of an area. A map shows roads, highways, as well as things like airports, parks, etc.

A map is a... A. representation of the whole earth B. piece of data about the earth C. model of part of the earth D. visual representation of part or all of the earth Longitude lines... A. run east & west; measure east & west B. run east & west; measure north & south C. run north & south; measure north & south D. run north & south; measure east & west Latitude lines... A. run east & west; measure east & west B. run east & west; measure north & south C. run north & south; measure north & south D. run north & south; measure east & west Half of a globe is called a... A. sphere B. Quadrisphere C. Hemisphere D. Hemi dome

Which of the following is a correct example of a map title? A. Political Map B. Africa Map C. Africa Political Map D. Africa & The Middle East With the scale of a map you can.. A. tell what type of map it is B. compare the map area to the actual area C. tell what location the map is of D. measure distances in inches Which is the correct order of the directions on a compass? A. N, E, W, S B. E, S, W, N C. S, E, N, W D. E, S, W, N The purpose of the key or legend is... A. to explain directions B. to explain colors and symbols C. to help you find distances between places D. to tell you the location of the map

What is the main problem with map projections? A. the size of places B. the shape of places C. the size & shape of places D. the location of places Which projection is a rectangle & shows many places sizes different than they actually are. A.Homolosine B.Robinson C.Cone D.Mercator Which projection is curves & is mostly accurate with a places size? A.Homolosine B.Robinson C.Cone D.Mercator Which projection shows size and shape accurately, but distorts distances? A.Homolosine B.Robinson C.Cone D.Mercator

A physical map shows... A. boundaries that humans have made. B. landforms and bodies of water, as well as elevation. C. population, environment or climate. D. symbols or patterns. A political map shows... A. boundaries that humans have made. B. landforms and bodies of water, as well as elevation. C. population, environment or climate. D. symbols or patterns. A thematic map shows... A. boundaries that humans have made. B. landforms and bodies of water, as well as elevation. C. population, environment or climate. D. symbols or patterns. A qualitative map shows... A. boundaries that humans have made. B. landforms and bodies of water, as well as elevation. C. population, environment or climate. D. symbols or patterns.

Which kind of map uses a places size and shape to communicate a piece of information? A.Flow-line map B.Road map C.Cartogram D.Topographic Which kind of map shows the movement of people, goods or ideas? A.Flow-line map B.Road map C.Cartogram D.Topographic Which kind of map uses contour lines to show the shape and elevation of an area? A.Flow-line map B.Road map C.Cartogram D.Topographic Which kind of map shows roads, highways, as well as things like airports or parks? A.Flow-line map B.Road map C.Cartogram D.Topographic