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Geography lines and their roles

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Geography lines and their roles

by Monali Akole
1

Which imaginary line divides the Earth into Northern and Southern Hemispheres?

2

Which line is located at 0° latitude?

3

Which line marks 0° longitude passing through Greenwich, UK?

4

Which line is at 23.5°N and marks the northernmost point of tropical climates?

5

Which line is at 23.5°S and marks the southern tropical limit of heat zones?

6

Which line surrounds the North Pole and marks the Arctic region?

7

Which line surrounds the South Pole and marks the Antarctic region?

8

What is the purpose of the International Date Line?

9

Which lines help divide Earth into the Eastern and Western hemispheres?

10

Which lines are used to describe climate zones based on latitude?

11

In which direction do latitudes run?

12

The 0° longitude is known as:

13

The 66½°S latitude is known as:

14

Which imaginary line passes through Greenwich in London?

15

Which latitude divides the Earth exactly into two equal halves?

16

Indian Standard Time (IST) is how many hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)?

17

How many latitudes are there in total?

18

The imaginary lines running from east to west are called:

19

Which latitude divides the Earth into Northern and Southern Hemispheres?

20

The 23½°N latitude is known as:

21

The Prime Meridian passes through:

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The 66½°S latitude is known as:

23

Longitudes are also called:

24

The time difference between two consecutive longitudes is:

25

Which line marks the change of date?

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IST is how many hours ahead of GMT?

27

180°E and 180°W form the:

28

Latitudes are measured in:

29

The South Pole is located at:

30

Which instrument is used by navigators to find latitude?

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The equator sits at 0° latitude and splits north/south.

0° latitude is the Equator.

The Prime Meridian is the longitudinal starting point at Greenwich.

Tropic of Cancer is the northern tropic at 23.5°N.

Tropic of Capricorn lies at 23.5°S.

The Arctic Circle is the latitude around the North Pole.

The Antarctic Circle encircles Antarctica near 66.5°S.

It mostly follows the 180° meridian and changes the calendar day.

Eastern/Western halves are defined by 0° longitude (Prime Meridian) and 180° longitude (IDL).

Latitudinal belts (tropics near the equator; polar near the poles) describe climate zones.

 
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