WorksheetsMap Skills
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 4hrs 50mins
Antarctica
What tool would you use to measure the distance between two places on a map?
key
legend
scale
grid
The title of a map tells you...
where you are
how many people live there
how many mountains
what type of map is it
Which part of a map shows you symbols and their meanings?
mountains
key or legend
grid map
island
1 inch = 100 miles
What is the distance from Houston to Dallas if it measures 3 inches?
150 miles
200 miles
275 miles
300 miles
1 inch = 50 miles
What is the distance between Sugar Land and Austin if it measures 4 and a half inches?
100 miles
225 miles
250 miles
300 miles
The Rocky Mountains are what direction from the Great Plains?
North
South
East
West
What kind of map is this?
Physical
Political
Globe
What type of map is this?
Political
Physical
Economic Activity
What horizontal lines show the distance north or south of the equator?
prime meridian
tropics
latitude
longitude
What vertical lines show distance east or west of the prime meridian?
prime meridian
longitude
equator
Tropic of Cancer
What name is given to the portion of Earth located ABOVE the equator?
Northern hemisphere
Eastern hemisphere
Western hemisphere
Southern hemisphere
What name is given to the portion of Earth located BELOW the equator?
Northern hemisphere
Eastern hemisphere
Western hemisphere
Southern hemisphere
What imaginary line represents zero (0º) degrees longitude?
prime meridan
longitude
equator
Tropic of Cancer
What name is given to a scale model representation of the Earth?
tellurion
planetarium
globe
observatory
What type of map shows landforms like mountains and deserts?
political map
physical map
resource map
climatic map
What type of map shows governmental boundaries such as countries, counties, and cities?
political map
physical map
resource map
climatic map
a large land mass that is part of the Earth’s crust; geographers identify seven of them
globe
earth
continent
map
a flat drawing that shows all or part of the earth’s surface
globe
earth
continent
map
the distance north or south of the Earth’s equator
prime meridian
latitude
longitude
equator
the half of the globe between the prime meridian and 180 degrees longitude that includes most of Africa and Europe as well as Asia, Australia, and the Indian Ocean
southern hemisphere
northern hemisphere
eastern hemisphere
western hemisphere
the half of the globe between 180 degrees and the prime meridian that includes North and South America and the Pacific and Atlantic oceans
southern hemisphere
northern hemisphere
eastern hemisphere
western hemisphere
an imaginary line that runs through Greenwich, England at 0 degrees longitude
prime meridian
equator
northern hemisphere
hemisphere
120°W, 45°N
100°W, 48°N
