1 A) the use of computers to make maps B) the science of mapmaking C) the use of satellites to make topographic maps D) the use of road maps 2 A) the International Date Line B) the equator C) the prime meridian D) the tropic of Capricorn 3 A) 10 B) 60 C) 24 D) 100 4 A) 4 B) 3 C) 1 D) 6 5 City Latitude Longitude Cape Town, South Africa 34°S 18°E Pontianik, Indonesia 0° 109°E Nome, Alaska 65°N 165°W Quito Ecuador 0° 79°W Stockholm, Sweden 59°N 18°E Wellington, New Zealand 41°S 175°E
A) Cape Town, South Africa B) Pontianak, Indonesia C) Stockholm, Sweden D) Wellington, New Zealand 6 A) Wellington, New Zealand B) Quito, Ecuador C) Nome, Alaska D) Cape Town, South Africa 7 A) roughly to lines of longitude B) exactly to lines of latitude C) roughly to lines of latitude D) exactly to lines of longitude 8 A) it changes from 111 km to a point B) 360 km C) it is always 111 km D) 60 km 9 A) halfway between the north and south poles B) at the same location as the International Date Line C) around Earth at 66 º N D) between the north and south poles 10 A) 90 º S B) 0 º C) 180 º W D) 90 º N 11 A) forward one day B) backwards 2 days C) backwards one day D) forward 12 h 12 A) lines of longitude B) the equator C) lines of latitude D) the tropic of Capricorn
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