Geography quiz

What is the difference between cardinal and intermediate directions?

• only longitude lines

• Cardinal is north, south, east, and west and intermediate directions lie between the cardinal directions.

• Only latitude lines

• Intermediate directions are north south east and west and cardinal directions lie between the intermediate directions.

How do lines of longitude and latitude pinpoint any place on the Earth?

• Using the map key you can find any place on the earth.

• only use the latitude line to find the location.

• Using their coordinates, follow the lines until they meet to determine the location

• They are measured in degrees

Which is NOT a basic part of a map?

• Title

• key

• cardinal direction

• ocean

Which is a special-purpose map?

• GPS

• Globe

• aerial photograph

• global grid

North, East, South, and West

• Intermediate Directions

• Cardinal Directions

• Hemisphere

• Elevation

In what type of job would you be most likely to use Secondary Intermediate Directions?

• Airline Pilot

• Banker

• Artist

• Landscaper

What are the 4 intermediate directions?

• North, East, West, South

• West, Southwest, North, Northwest

• Southeast, Southwest, Northeast, Northwest

What is geography?

• study of plants

• study of the ocean

• the study of the earth

• the study of the human body