Name ________________ Ms. Greenhouse
Date _________________ Earth Science
MEASURING EARTH – Test Review Sheet
- What is the range, in degrees, for latitude? _________________________
- What is the range, in degrees, for longitude? _________________________
- What is the reference line for latitude? _________________________
- What is the reference line for longitude? _________________________
- Lines of latitude are also called? _________________________
- Lines of longitude are also called? _________________________
- If you travel due east or due west does your latitude change? _________________________
- If you travel due north or due south does your longitude change? _________________________
- What is a contour interval? _________________________
- Your latitude in the Northern Hemisphere is also equal to the ______________ of ___________
- Isotherms connect points of equal _________________________
- Contour lines connect points of equal _________________________
- Longitude measures distance _________ or ______________ of the _______________________
- Latitude measures distance _______ or __________ of the _________________________
- How do you find the difference in elevation between 2 locations on a map?
- What are the two ways to determine the direction of stream flow on a map?
- Write the gradient equation? Where did you find the equation?
- What indicates a steep elevation, pressure or temperature gradient on a map?
- What happens to the altitude of Polaris as you head from the equator to the North Pole?
- What happens to the altitude of Polaris as you head from the North Pole to the equator?
- Where is gravity the greatest (on the Earth)? Why?
- What is the shape of the earth? Draw it.
- When describing a location using latitude and longitude, which is always written first?
- How do you draw a map profile?
- How do you draw a temperature gradient map?
- How is a depression shown on a topographic map?
- How do you determine the elevation of a depression?
- What information does a benchmark provide?
- What does the scale 1:63,360 mean?
- ESRT: Pages 1, 3, 4. Equations; New York State Bedrock Geology