| A | B |
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| Latitude Line | also called a parralel, an imaginary line circling the earth from east to west |
| Longitude Line | also called a meridian, an imaginary line circling the earth from north to south. |
| Map Scale | Shows how much space on the map is used to represent miles or kilometers. |
| Cardinal Directions | North, East, South, and West |
| Intermediate Directions | Northeast, Northwest, Southwest, and Southeast |
| This "Island" continent is located entirely south of the Equator | Australia |
| The Largest Continent | Asia |
| Which is the southern-most continent? | Antarctica |
| Which imaginary line cuts the earth into a northern and southern hemisphere. It is located at 0 degrees. | Equator |
| Which line of longitude divides the earth into eastern and western hemispheres? | Prime Meridian |
| Map Key | Part of a map that shows the symbols and tells what they stand for. |
| Compass Rose | Symbol used to show where north is. |
| Hemisphere | Half of the globe or half of the Earth |
| Which lines run from North to South Pole? | Lines of longitude |
| Where do the lines of longitude meet? | At the North and South Poles |
| Which imaginary lines are parallel to the equator? | Lines of latitude |
| What is a model of the earth? | a globe |
| What is a flat picture of the earth called? | a map |
| How many continents are there? | 7 |
| How many oceans are there? | 4 |
| Which is the largest ocean? | Pacific Ocean |
| Which continent is East of North America and across the Atlantic Ocean? | Europe |
| Which continent do we live on? | North America |
| Which continent is our neighbor to the south? | South America |
