Gr. 4 Lesson 1: Locating the Arab Republic of Egypt ( Part B )

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Gr. 4 Lesson 1: Locating the Arab Republic of Egypt ( Part B )


Froggy Jumps Gr. 4 Lesson 1: Locating the Arab Republic of Egypt ( Part B )Online version Social Studies by Sally Sayed 1 In the past, Earth was a supercontinent called _____ a Pangaea b Eurasia c Tethys 2 In the past, Earth was surrounded by one ocean called _____ a Pangaea b Eurasia c Tethys 3 The German meteorologist…………………….was the first to discover what the globe looked like in the past. a Alfred Wegener b William Morris c Grove Carl 4 ………………………….. is located on the southern borders of the United States. a England b Mexico c Egypt 5 Egypt is bordered by Sudan to the North. a True b False c 6 Egypt is a part of the continent of North America. a True b False c 7 Continents’ locations did not get affected by their separation. a True b False c 8 USA is in the Northern Hemisphere. a True b False c 9 Pangaea was surrounded by one ocean known as the Tethys Ocean a True b False c 10 England is located in the northwestern part of Europe. a True b False c 11 To know the absolute location of England, we have to figure out its coordinates. (Using lines of Latitude and longitude). a True b False c 12 England is bordered by …………………………. to the west. a Scotland b Wales c Mexico 13 Egypt is bordered by ……………… to the West. a Sudan b Libya c Gaza Strip 14 Egypt is below the continent of ……………………… a Asia b Australia c Europe 15 Alfred Wegener is a _____ meteorologist who discovered what the globe was like in the past. a Italian b German c American 16 The United States is bordered by _____ to the south. a Mexico b Argentina c Canada 17 England is bordered by _____ to the north. a Scotland b Wales c Ireland 18 To locate a country on a Map or a Globe, you need to identify the …………………………………….. in which it is located. a Environment b Hemisphere c Community 19 The half that lies east of the prime Meridian, is called……………………………… a Southern Hemisphere b Northern Hemisphere c Eastern Hemisphere 20 ……………………..…is someone who studies Geography. a Geographer b Geologist c Physician 21 Egypt is found in the …………………………..because it is above the equator. a Southern Hemisphere b Northern Hemisphere c Eastern Hemisphere 22 A hemisphere is half of a round shape. a True b False c 23 Egypt is located below, or south of, the continent of Europe. a True b False c 24 The study of places on Earth is called Geography. a True b False c 25 A set of coordinates lets us discover……………………… a the relative location b the absolute location c the lines of longitude 26 A person would use a …………………. to know in which hemisphere a country is. a Grid b Globe c Map Key 27 The numbers of Longitudes and Latitudes are called……………………………….. a Equator b Prime Meridian c Coordinates 28 Relative location is by telling what the location is near. a True b False c 29 The grid uses horizontal lines ( lines of latitude) and vertical lines ( lines of longitude). a True b False c 30 The Prime Meridian is an imaginary line marked with zero. It divides the Earth into Northern and Southern hemispheres. a True b False c 31 The equator is an imaginary line marked with zero. It divides the globe into Eastern and Western Hemispheres. a True b False c 32 The grid network can be found on ............... and ............... a rivers and mountains b maps and globes c books and notebooks 33 The grid network consists of only vertical lines. a True b False c 34 When you have an exact grid location on a globe or map, use the ................. location. a absolute b relative c geography 35 Lines of ..................... use vertical lines, or meridians, to show our place on Earth. a Hemisphere b latitudes c longitude 36 When you relate one location to another, use a ........................ location. a geography b absolute c relative 37 Lines of ..................... use horizontal lines, or parallels, to show our place on Earth. a longitude b latitude c relative 38 The study of places on Earth is called locationology. a True b False c 39 Geographers use special numbers, or coordinates, to show location. a True b False c 40 The Equator is at 0 degrees latitude and separates Earth into hemispheres. a True b False c

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Gr. 4 Lesson 1: Locating the Arab Republic of Egypt ( Part B )Online version

by Sally Sayed

In the past, Earth was a supercontinent called _____

In the past, Earth was surrounded by one ocean called _____

The German meteorologist…………………….was the first to discover what the globe looked like in the past.

………………………….. is located on the southern borders of the United States.

Egypt is bordered by Sudan to the North.

Egypt is a part of the continent of North America.

Continents’ locations did not get affected by their separation.

USA is in the Northern Hemisphere.

Pangaea was surrounded by one ocean known as the Tethys Ocean

England is located in the northwestern part of Europe.

To know the absolute location of England, we have to figure out its coordinates. (Using lines of Latitude and longitude).

England is bordered by …………………………. to the west.

Egypt is bordered by ……………… to the West.

Egypt is below the continent of ………………………

Alfred Wegener is a _____ meteorologist who discovered what the globe was like in the past.

The United States is bordered by _____ to the south.

England is bordered by _____ to the north.

To locate a country on a Map or a Globe, you need to identify the …………………………………….. in which it is located.

The half that lies east of the prime Meridian, is called………………………………

……………………..…is someone who studies Geography.

Egypt is found in the …………………………..because it is above the equator.

A hemisphere is half of a round shape.

Egypt is located below, or south of, the continent of Europe.

The study of places on Earth is called Geography.

A set of coordinates lets us discover………………………

A person would use a …………………. to know in which hemisphere a country is.

The numbers of Longitudes and Latitudes are called………………………………..

Relative location is by telling what the location is near.

The grid uses horizontal lines ( lines of latitude) and vertical lines ( lines of longitude).

The Prime Meridian is an imaginary line marked with zero. It divides the Earth into Northern and Southern hemispheres.

The equator is an imaginary line marked with zero. It divides the globe into Eastern and Western Hemispheres.

The grid network can be found on ............... and ...............

The grid network consists of only vertical lines.

When you have an exact grid location on a globe or map, use the ................. location.

Lines of ..................... use vertical lines, or meridians, to show our place on Earth.

When you relate one location to another, use a ........................ location.

Lines of ..................... use horizontal lines, or parallels, to show our place on Earth.

The study of places on Earth is called locationology.

Geographers use special numbers, or coordinates, to show location.

The Equator is at 0 degrees latitude and separates Earth into hemispheres.