Climate and vegetation - review

Where can we find point C?

• 60ºS, 30ºE

• 30ºN, 45ºW

• 45ºS, 60ºE

• 60ºN, 60ºE

Where can we find point D?

• 60ºS, 30ºE

• 15ºN, 45ºW

• 45ºS, 60ºE

• 45ºN, 15ºW

Where can we find point F?

• 60ºS, 120ºW

• 60ºN, 45ºW

• 120ºS, 60ºE

• 120ºN, 120ºE

What is the name of the imaginary lines that circle the Earth horizontally?

• Equator

• Meridians

• Parallels

• Latitude

What is latitude?

• It is the distance between one point on Earth and the ocean.

• It is the distance between one point on Earth and the Equator.

• It is the distance between one point on Earth and the closest city.

• It is the distance between one point on Earth and the Prime Meridian.

What is longitude?

• It is the distance between one point on Earth and the ocean.

• It is the distance between one point on Earth and the Equator.

• It is the distance between one point on Earth and the closest city.

• It is the distance between one point on Earth and the Prime Meridian.

What is the name of the imaginary lines that run from pole to pole?

• Equator

• Meridians

• Parallels

• Latitude

What is the difference between climate and weather?

• There are not any differences between them.

• Climate refers to the atmospheric conditions of one place for a few hours or days and weather describes the conditions for a long time.

• Climate refers to temperatures and weather is about precipitations.

• Climate refers to the atmospheric conditions of one place for a long time and weather describes the conditions for a few hours or days.

Choose the option that is NOT a climate/weather element:

• Temperatures

• Precipitations

• Wind

• Food

How many climate zones are there?

• 2 zones: hot zone and temperate zone.

• 3 zones: hot zone, temperate zone and cold zone.

• 3 zones: temperatures, precipitations and wind

• 3 zones: atlantic zone, mediterranean zone and subtropical zone.