Chapter One Vocab
Across
- 6. A way of representing the spherical Earth on a flat surface.
- 8. The area between the equator and 23.5 degrees south.
- 9. One complete trip by Earth around the sun.
- 10. The area north of 60.5 degrees and south of 60.5 degrees.
- 11. A change in shape, size, or position of a place when it is shown on a map.
- 13. An imaginary line that runs from the North Pole to the South Pole through the center of the Earth.
- 14. The area between the equator and 23.5 degrees north.
- 16. the system of imaginary lines (latitude and longitude) used to divide the surface of the Earth on maps and globes.
- 17. Directions on a compass rose that are between the cardinal directions.
- 20. 60.5 degrees north.
- 21. A system of imaginary lines that divides up the space on a map.
- 22. The spinning motion of Earth around its axis (1 rotation = 1 day).
- 23. A set of numbers that describe the exact location of something.
- 25. The area between the tropical zone and the polar zone
- 27. 60.5 degrees south.
Down
- 1. The line of latitude that circles the Earth exactly midway between the north and south poles.
- 2. Imaginary lines around Earth that run parallel to the equator.
- 3. A diagram that shows direction on a map.
- 4. The seven largest areas of land on Earth.
- 5. The meridian, labeled 0 degrees, that runs through Greenwich England.
- 6. Imaginary lines between the north and south poles that cross the equator at right angles.
- 7. A very large, unbroken area of land.
- 12. A precise point where a place is located on Earth
- 15. The four main directions on a compass rose.
- 17. The meridian of longitude located at 180 degrees.
- 18. The area between 23.5 degrees north and 23.5 degrees south where the climate is generally hot.
- 19. Where a place is located relative to other things or places.
- 21. The part of the map that shows how a unit of distance on the map compares with actual distance on Earth’s surface.
- 24. half of a sphere.
- 26. A diagram on a map that shows what symbols used on a map mean.