WorksheetsTOLLE_Sheltered WS 1 Geography Quiz
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 48mins
Latitude is /
la latitud es
Distance north or south of the equator / Distancia al norte o sur del ecuador
Distance east or west of the equator /
distancia al este o al oeste del ecuador
Longitude is
Distance north or south of the prime meridian, measured in degrees / Distancia al norte u sur del meridiano principal, medida en grados.
Distance east or west of the prime meridian, measured in degrees / Distancia al este u oeste del meridiano principal, medida en grados.
The equator is /
El ecuador es
An imaginary circle around the earth, passing through the north pole and the south pole /
Un círculo imaginario alrededor de la tierra, que pasa por el polo norte y el polo sur.
An imaginary circle around the middle of the earth, halfway between the North Pole and the South Pole / Un círculo imaginario alrededor de la mitad de la tierra, a medio camino entre el Polo Norte y el Polo Sur.
TODALS are
the six parts of a well-made map /
las seis partes de un mapa bien hecho
a secret ingredient in Kentucky Fried Chicken /
un ingrediente secreto en Kentucky Fried Chicken
The North and South Poles are
The extreme east and west of the planet /
El extremo este y oeste del planeta.
The top and bottom of the planet / La parte superior e inferior del planeta.
Scale on a map /
escala en un mapa
is the same as the border of a map /
es lo mismo que el borde de un mapa
is the "S" in TODALS /
es la "S" en TODALS
compares a distance on a map with a distance in the real world / compara una distancia en un mapa con una distancia en el mundo real
The "Legend" of a map
explains who wrote the map
explica quién escribió el mapa
section of a map that explains the map's symbols /
sección de un mapa que explica los símbolos del mapa
is not a very important part of a map.
Which of these is NOT a part of a map?
Author / Autora
Scale / Escala
Title / Título
Cost / Costo
Date / Fecha
The Prime Meridian is
at zero degrees latitude
at zero degrees longitude
A hemisphere is /
un hemisferio es
half of the earth /
la mitad de la tierra
half of the moon / la mitad de la luna
The Tropic of Cancer is located at /
El Trópico de Cáncer se encuentra en
66.5 degrees South
23.5 degrees North
66.5 degrees North
23.5 degrees South
The Arctic Circle is located at /
El Círculo Polar Ártico se encuentra en
23.5 degrees North
0 degrees Latitude
66.5 degrees South
66.5 degrees North
The Antarctic Circle is located at /
El Círculo Antártico está ubicado en
66.5 degrees North
23.5 degrees South
66.5 degrees South
23.5 degrees North
The distance from the Equator to the South Pole is how many degrees? / ¿Cuántos grados hay entre el ecuador y el polo sur?
60 degrees
70 degrees
180 degrees
90 degrees
The imaginary line running through the middle of the Earth is called the /
La línea imaginaria que atraviesa el centro de la Tierra se llama
Equator
North Pole
Axis
Prime Meridian
How far is the Earth tilted on its axis? /
¿Qué tan inclinada está la Tierra sobre su eje?
20.5 degrees
25.5 degrees
27.5 degrees
23.5 degrees
Which country is CLOSEST to the Equator? /
¿Qué país está MÁS CERCANO al Ecuador?
The United States
France
South Africa
Brazil
What country is CLOSEST to the Prime Meridian? /
¿Qué país está MÁS CERCANO al primer meridiano?
Great Britain
China
Canada
India
What country is FARTHEST AWAY from the Equator? /
¿Qué país está MÁS LEJOS del Ecuador?
Ecuador
Australia
Japan
Great Britain
Which country is FARTHEST AWAY from the Prime Meridian? /
¿Qué país está MÁS LEJOS del Prime Meridian?
Great Britain
Brazil
Egypt
Australia
What does "equinox" mean? / ¿Qué significa "equinoccio"?
Longest Day
Shortest Day
Longest Night
Shortest Night
Equal Night
How many times does an "equinox" happen every year?
Once a year
Twice a year
Three times a year
Four times a year
What is a "solstice"?
Day and night are equal.
The longest day and shortest night
The first day of Spring
The first day of Fall
How often does a solstice happen every year?
Once a year, during January.
Twice a year -- in the summer and in the winter.
Twice a year -- in the spring and in the fall.
Three times a year.
