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Latitudes and logitudes

Latitudes and logitudes

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5th - 6th Grade

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Isabella Shibu

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Latitudes and longitudes [Grid]

By Isabella

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1)Latitudes and Longitudes form a sort of net called grid and meet at right angles


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Reminder: There are 5 major latitudes, and they are: ------->

Arctic Circle[66 n]

Tropic of Cancer [23.5n]

Equator [0]

Tropic of Capricorn [23.5 s]

Antarctic Circle [66s]

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Multiple Choice

Which major latitude passes through the UAE, India and KSA?

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Tropic of Capricorn

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Tropic of Cancer

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Equator

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Anarctic Circle

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Open Ended

Do you think it is important to have a grid in a globe? Why?

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Multiple Choice

Latitude and longitude meet each other at _____ angle.

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obtuse

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acute

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reflex

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right

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left

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Multiple Choice

GK: Which hemisphere does UAE lie in?

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Nothern hemisphere

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Western hemisphere

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Eastern hemishphere

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Southern hemishpere

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Multiple Choice

Which is the most important longitude?

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Middle meridian

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Eastwest meridian

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International date line

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Prime meridian

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Multiple Choice

How many latitudes are there including Equator?

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156

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182

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181

4

160

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650

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Multiple Choice

How many longitudes are there?

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650

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360

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456

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951

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365

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Multiple Choice

Latitudes and longitudes meet at right angles and make a sort of net called _______

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Compass rose

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Grid

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Globe

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Map

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Time for an open ended question!

Put your thinking caps on!

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Open Ended

Name the biggest globe and the country it is located in.[only name of the globe and country name needed] You have 1 minute to answer!

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The answer is Eartha!

  • Fun fact #1: Eartha is the world's largest rotating and revolving globe that rotates exactly like the Earth.

  • Fun fact #2: It is located within the headquarters of the DeLorme mapping corporation in Yarmouth, Maine, USA

  • Fun fact #3: The globe weighs approximately 5,600 pounds (2,500 kg), and has a diameter of over 41 feet (12.5 m).

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Latitudes and longitudes [Grid]

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