Which of the reference lines for mapping the Earth run from North to South but measure East to West?

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What is the latitude of the Equator?

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What is another term for Latitude?

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What is the Tropic to the North of the Equator?

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Which type of azimuthal projection uses a light source from infinity?

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What is the shape of the map resulting from an azimuthal map projection?

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Which part of the Earth is the most distorted in a 1-standard parallel cylindrical map?

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What is the Mercator map mainly used for?

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What 3D shape was used for the Dymaxion map projection?

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What is the landform labeled 4?

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What is the landform indicated by the number 5?

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What do the dashed lines in a topographical map mean?

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What landform has overlapping contour lines?

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What landform is landform is found between 2 peaks?

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What theory describes the deformation of rocks that result in earthquakes?

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Which of the materials from the strike-slip experiment models the ability of rocks to bend and store energy?

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Which of the materials from the strike-slip experiment models the high friction between rocks?

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What is the term used for the fractures in the Earth's crust?

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What is the point inside the crust where the earthquake happens?

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What is the point on the surface of the Earth above the hypocenter of the earthquake?

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What kind of fault is in the graphic?

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What kind of stress is experienced in this graphic?

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What kind of fault can be found in this photo?

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What kind of stress caused the fault on the photo?

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