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a grid system on a globe: terms review
directions read the clues to complete the puzzle.
across
- half of the earth
- ____ meridian: line of 0° longitude
- line of longitude
- angle that describes the distance north or south of the equator
- ____ date line: marks the place on the earth where each new day begins
- ____ time zone: an area that has the same clock time
- unit for measuring angles in a circle or sphere
- line of 0° latitude
- spinning of the earth
down
- line of latitude
- point that the earth’s axis passes through
- one of the seven major land areas of the earth
- imaginary line through the earth
- angle that describes the distance east or west of the prime meridian
- set of horizontal and vertical lines on a map
Brief Explanations
- "half of the earth" is hemisphere.
- The line of 0° longitude is prime meridian.
- A line of longitude is also called a meridian.
- The angle that describes the distance north or south of the equator is latitude.
- The line that marks where each new day begins is international date - line.
- An area with the same clock time is a standard time zone.
- The unit for measuring angles in a circle or sphere is degree.
- The line of 0° latitude is the equator.
- The spinning of the earth is rotation.
Down:
- A line of latitude is a parallel.
- Points that the earth's axis passes through are poles.
- One of the seven major land areas of the earth is a continent.
- An imaginary line through the earth is an axis.
- The angle that describes the distance east or west of the prime meridian is longitude.
- A set of horizontal and vertical lines on a map is a grid system.
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Across:
- hemisphere
- prime
- meridian
- latitude
- international
- standard
- degree
- equator
- rotation
Down:
- parallel
- poles
- continent
- axis
- longitude
- grid system