The World in Spatial Terms Review

Look at your study guide picture #1.

At the Rockfield town meeting, the mayor tells the people that there is money in the town budget to put up one more traffic light. There is the same amount of traffic on all streets in town. Where is the traffic light needed most?

• The intersection of South Street and West Avenue

• The intersection of Oak Street, Green Street, and West Avenue

• The intersection of Mill Street and Green Street.

• The intersection of South Street and Maple Avenue.

On the study guide the second picture.

Letter A on the maps is close to:

• Newfoundland

• Japan

• Hawaii

• The Aleutian Islands

Look at the study guide, picture #3.

Letter C is in...

• the Gulf of Mexico

• Hudson Bay

• the Pacific Ocean

• Lake Superior

In the study guide, picture #4.

About how far is Lake Hood from Lake Major?

• 5 miles

• 60 miles

• 80 miles

• 140 miles

In the study guide, picture #7.

About how much of South America has a growing season of over 240 days?

• 10%

• 25%

• 75%

• 100%

In the study guide, picture #8.

The information on the map shows that...

• Brazil has a shorter growing season.

• New York has a longer growing season than Chicago has

• Alaska can grow a greater variety of crops than Florida can

• Colombia can grow a greater variety of crops than Canada can.

In the study guide, picture #9.

Where would a large city be most likely develop?

• In the northeast corner of Nation B

• Where the Charles River meets the sea

• the eastern part of Nation D

• Near the source of the Red River

In the study guide, picture #10.

Which two nations are most likely to have a conflict over mineral resources?

• Nation A and Nation B

• Nation A and Nation C

• Nation A and Nation D

• Nation C and Nation D

In the study guide, picture #12.

Which letter indicates Antartica?

• A

• B

• C

• D

In study guide, picture #13.

The letter E is at approximately which location?

• 30 degrees N and 30 degrees W

• 60 degrees N and 15 degrees E

• 60 degrees S and 30 degrees E

• 15 degrees S and 15 degrees W