แบบทดสอบก่อน_หลังเรียน ม.3

The earth rotates which way?

• East to West                   

• West to East                 

• North to South                  

• South to North

What is the name of the line that goes through the city of London, UK and is at 0 degrees longitude?

• Equator                        

• International Date Line      

• Tropic of Cancer                  

• Prime Meridian Line

The International Date Line goes through which ocean and is at 180 degrees longitude?

• Arctic Ocean                             

• Atlantic Ocean                      

• Indian Ocean                      

• Pacific Ocean                 

What is the name of the line that is at 0 degrees latitude and divides the Earth into two?

• International Date Line       

• Equator                                    

• Prime Meridian Line

• Tropic of Capricorn

What is the weather like in the Arctic Circle and the Antarctic Circle?

• Hot and warm all year long.                              

• Cool and wet all year long.

• Dry with very little rain.                                  

• Cold with snow all year long.    

Which of the following best describes the term‘orbit’?

• To move up and down            

• To turn around                                                

• To stay still

• To circle around       

What is a line of latitude?

• A line on a globe that shows the change in time over different countries

•      A line on a globe that runs from the North to South pole

• A photograph taken by satellite

•     A line on a globe that runs parallel to the equator

What is an aerial photograph taken from?

• An aircraft  

• A spaceship                  

• The ground                                               

• Under water

What degree is a globe commonly tilted at?

• 22.5°             

• 23°                         

• 23.5°                                     

• 24.5°

Latitude is an angular distance staring from 0° at the equator and goes northward or southward up    

     to_________.

• 90°                 

• 180°                

• 190°                    

• 360 °