Geography

2. frame that surrounds it
5. process by which water is changed into water vapour.
8. lines running vertically down a map or globe, from pole to pole.
12. or all of the forms of water, whether liquid (e.g. rain) or solid (e.g. hail, snow), that fall from clouds and reach the ground.
13. lines that increase in value as they go north.
14. lines running horizontally across a map or globe.
17. beneath the earth’s surface that fills pores between materials such as sand, soil and gravel
18. movement of water from the land surface into the soil.
19. movement of surface water down slopes.

1. known as a key, it lists all the symbols that are used on the map and shows what each one means
3. is an example of this resource
4. changing of water vapour into droplets of liquid water in the form of dew, fog or clouds
6. process by which the water absorbed by plants passes into the atmosphere from the plant surface, mainly from the leaves
7. energy is an example of this resource
9. lines that increase in value as they go east.
10. is an example of this type of resource
11. amount and type of detail shown on a map depends on its scale and purpose
15. use of compass eg. The arrow shows which way is north
16. the purpose of the map – name of the map and what is being shown on the map