Coordinates like (20°N, 120°W) are an example of ____________________.

What type of map would be best for looking at the population of lions still roaming Africa?

The school is just north of the fire department is an example of what type of location?

Which part of a map tells the reader the meaning of different symbols on the map?(Example: Stars are capitals, blue lines are rivers and water.)

Which part of a map tells the reader the most about the theme of the map?

Which part of a map tells the reader the "size" of the map. (Example: 1in. = 1 mile)

What type of map is small and set inside a larger, or main, map?

The North American continent is located in which hemisphere/hemispheres? (Choose all that apply)

Which of these profession would need to use absolute location? (Think about who would use a global address?)

Which of the following countries directly border the United States? (Choose all that apply)

The earth is divided into halves by what two imaginary lines? (Choose the best answers)

The equator is located at _________________.

The Prime Meridian is located at _______________.

Another name for lines of longitude are _____________. (Choose the best answer.)

Lines of latitude are also known as ____________.

What shape usually represents a capital city on a map?

Kentucky is ___________ of Tennessee

The coordinates (25°S,160°E) would place you in which two hemispheres? (Think about the coordinates.)

A definite location using lines of latitude and longitude is known as what?