Map Monday Quiz

This is a term for Half-Globe

• Muggle

• Hemisphere

• Meridian

• Paralley

Gives the exact coordinates of a place using latitude and longitude.

• Relative Location

• Yonder Location

• Absolute Location

• Positive Location

Describes a location in relation to another location.

• Absolute Location

• Relative Location

• Negative Location

• Selective Location

Represents things such as capital cities, mountain peaks, economic activity, etc. and are usually described in the map legend or key.

• Scale

• Map Key

• Labels

• Symbols

Focuses on people's relationships with each other and the surrounding environment.

• Physical Geography

• Human Geology

• Human Geography

• Physical Zoology

Used to show units of distance on a map and is usually found in the map key or legend.

• Scale

• Weight

• Height

• Symbols

This explains various parts of a map.

• Lapels

• Scale

• Labels

• Lines

This type of geography involves the land, climate, and vegatation of an area.

• Human Geography

• Physical Geography

• Projection

• Lines of Latitude

A way of showing a curved surface on a flat map.

• Projection

• Scale

• Legend

• Key

The most common projection map found in our textbooks.

• Porter Projection

• Williams Projection

• Robinson Projection

• Blissett Projection