WorksheetsSocial Studies Review
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 10mins
On a compass rose, which direction faces up on a piece of paper?
South
North
East
West
Which one of the continents is missing? Australia, Antartica, Europe, North America, South America, Africa & (a) .
Why are maps important?
Maps are not important.
Maps give us directions to school and work
Maps show us where all things are
Maps have lines on them and water too.
What are the four directions on a compass?
North, South, East, East
North, South, West, Easteast
North, East, South, West
Northeast, westeast, Maine, South Dakota.
What are the four intermediate points on a compass?
North East, South East, South West,
North West.
There arent any.
Northeast, southnorth, westeast, southsouth
North, East, South, West
What are symbols?
A legend on a map
A letter on a keyboard
A drawing that stands for something on a map.
A math thing
How many continents are there?
12
5
6
7
Name the 5 oceans we talked about in class.
Southern, Arctic, Pacific, Atlantic, Northern
Asia, Australia, Greenland, Iceland, Peru
There are no oceans, only large lakes.
Southern, Arctic, Pacific, Atlantic, Southern
What do we use to find absolute location?
latitude and longitude
the equator and international dateline
a GPS and an XLP
landmarks and distances
Latitude is...
lines that measure east and west and run vertically.
lines that measure north and south and run horizontally.
Longitude is...
lines that measure east and west and run vertically.
lines that measure north and south and run horizontally.
What does this line on the red map represent?
Tropic of Cancer
International Dateline
Prime Meridian
Equator
What is the red line on the map called?
Prime Meridian
International Dateline
Equator
Eastern and Western Hemisphere
This map element tells the purpose of the map.
Which image shows the scale used to measure distance on a map?
7 continents
Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Oceania
Asia, Africa, East America, West America, Antarctica, Europe, and Oceania
Asia, Africa, West America, Central America, Siberia, Europe, and Oceania
Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Atlantis, Tasmania
