Thinking Geographically

_________ can capture, store, analyze, display, and layer geographic data.

• GIS
• GPS
• Remote Sensing
• Satellite Recording

The science of map making is known as...

• Geology
• Mapology
• Cartography
• Earth Writing

Type of Map

• Choropleth
• Isoline
• Cartogram
• Dot

A world map would best be describe with having a __________ scale.

• Large
• Medium
• Small
• Ratio

Type of Map

• Choropleth
• Isoline
• Cartogram
• Dot

Type of Map

• Choropleth
• Isoline
• Cartogram
• Dot

These parallels give direction North and South

• Meridians
• Latitudes
• Longitudes
• Prime Meridian

Important _______ factors include climate, water sources, and other physical features in the area.

• Site
• Situation

If a person was to be located at 0 degrees by 10 degrees East it would be known that the person would be located

• in the Western Hemisphere
• on the Tropic of Cancer
• on the Equator
• on the Prime Meridian

Standard Time zones represent a change of 15 degrees in... 

• Latitude
• Longitude
• Parallels
• Temperature