a) Name the major divisions of hemisphere.

1. Northern Hemisphere 2. Southern Hemisphere 3. Eastern Hemisphere 4. Western Hemisphere

b) Based on the study of the figure 1, define the following concepts. Hemisphere

The imaginary lines of equator and prime meridian which divides the earth into four halves, is known as hemisphere

The imaginary lines of equator and prime meridian which divides the earth into five halves, is known as hemisphere

b) Based on the study of the figure 1, define the following concepts. Equator

An imaginary line which divides the earth into two equal parts, such as the northern hemisphere and the southern hemisphere

An real line which divides the earth into two equal parts, such as the northern hemisphere and the southern hemisphere

b) Based on the study of the figure 1, define the following concepts. Prime Meridian

Prime Meridian is a line of geographical longitude that is defined at $$0^0$$

imaginary line of geographical longitude that is defined at $$0^0$$

b) Based on the study of the figure 1, define the following concepts. Terrain

A stretch of land, especially with regards to its physical features

b) Based on the study of the figure 1, define the following concepts. Physical geography

The branch of geography dealing with natural features

b) Based on the study of the figure 1, define the following concepts. Human geography

the branch of geography dealing with how humans effects or are influenced by the earth's surface

b) Based on the study of the figure 1, define the following concepts. (vii) Name two countries that lie in southern and northern hemispheres.

Northern hemisphere: Ans: Bahrain, Sri Lanka

Southern hemisphere: Ans:Bahrain, Sri Lanka

Southern hemisphere: Ans: South Africa, New Zealand

Northern hemisphere: Ans: South Africa, New Zealand

c) Label the two poles and all the latitudes with their corresponding degrees on the given circle.

North Pole 90 ° N Arctic Circle 66.5 ° N Tropic of Cancer 23.5 ° N Equator 0 ° degrees Tropic of Capricorn 23.5 ° S Antarctic Circle 66.5 ° S South Pole 90 ° S

North Pole 90 ° N Arctic Circle 66.4 ° N Tropic of Cancer 23.5 ° N Equator 0 ° degrees Tropic of Capricorn 33.5 ° S Antarctic Circle 66.5 ° S South Pole 90 ° S

North Pole 90 ° N Arctic Circle 66.5 ° N Tropic of Cancer 23.5 ° N Equator 0 ° degrees Tropic of Capricorn 66.5 ° S Antarctic Circle25.5 ° S South Pole 80 ° S

I. Physical and human geography 1. What are the two aspects that help us to identify the different global regions with similar characteristics?

Physical geography - Human geography

I. Physical and human geography 2. What are the factors determining the human habitation?

Suitable places in which to live Climate and terrain Availability of resources Suitable area for agriculture

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The distance between north or south of the equator measured in degrees.

Tropic of Cancer

Latitude

Tropic of Capricorn

Map

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Map

Tropic of Capricorn

Tropic of Cancer

Latitude

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Latitude

Tropic of Cancer

Map

Tropic of Capricorn

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A diagrammatic representation of an area of land or sea showing physical features, cities, roads, etc.

Tropic of Capricorn

Latitude

Tropic of Cancer

Map

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The distance measured in degrees in east or west from an imaginary line.

Prime Meridian

Equator

Longitude

Antarctic Circle

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An imaginary line that divides the earth into Northern and Southern hemispheres. The latitude is defined as zero degrees.

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Equator

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G.6Geo-3.1 Using maps and globes

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