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| Northern,southern. Eastern, Western Hemisphere | What are the names of the 4 hemisphere |
| Equator | An imaginary line around the middle of the earth divides the globe into northern and Southern Hemisphere |
| Prime Meridian | An imaginary line that divides the globe into eastern and western meridian |
| Map | A drawing of a part of the earths surface |
| Birds eye view | A drawing of a map seen from above |
| Compass rose | A map symbol that shows direction |
| Cardinal direction | The 4 main directions |
| Intermediate direction: NW SW NE SE | Halfway points between the cardinal direction |
| Symbols | Drawings, lines, or dots that stand for something else |
| Map legend | Every symbol shown on a map and describes what each symbol stand for |
| Grid line | Horizontal and vertical lines that extend from each number and letter |
| The place where 2 grid lines meet | What is a way to describe a place on the map |
| True | T or F: To name a location, you read a horizontal axis first and then the vertical |
| Index | This list the names of places located on the map |
| Scale | This shows the relationship between the distance on the map and distance on the ground |
| continents | Earth's land is divided into seven different parts called...? |
| one super continent | What does the term Pangaea mean? |
| Earth's plates float on melted rock | Why does land move? |
| millions of years | How long did it take for Earth's plates to move to where they are today? |
| False: The continents NEVER stop moving | T or F : Continents have stopped moving. |
