| A | B |
| Geography | The study of a place and how things in that place interact with one another |
| Longitude/meridians | Line that run East and West on the earth |
| Scale | A ratio of how big something is in a picture to its actual size |
| Distortions | The deformatiom of something |
| Political Maps | Maps that contain names of countries and cities |
| The 7 Continents | Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Europe, Australia, Antartica |
| Prime Meridian | 0 degree longitudinal line, crosses Greenwich England |
| Compass Rose/Orientation | Contains cardinal directions |
| TODALSSIGS | The right way to make a map |
| Catographers | People who make maps |
| Special Purpose Maps | Maps made to display certain things |
| The 4 Oceans | Indian, Pacific, Atlantic, Artic |
| Legend | A table which explains parts of a map |
| Grid | Breaks up maps into sections which makes it easier to locate certain places |
| Latitude/Parallels | Line that run North and South on the earth |
| Map Projections | Different ways to display a Map of an area |
| Physical Maps | Maps that contain landforms of an area |
| Gazetteer | A index of where locations are on a map |
| Equator | 0 degree latitudinal line that separates the northern and southern hemisphere |