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Class V >> Environmental Studies >> Globe and Maps >> A1

Q1	A _______ gives the three dimensional presentation of the entire world.
A	Map
B	Globe
C	Continent
D	Atlas

Q2	The northern-most point of the Earth is called the ________.
A	South Pole
B	Equator
C	Northern Hemisphere
D	North Pole

Q3	Half way between the two poles is an imaginary line is called the _________.
A	Southern Hemisphere
B	Prime Meridian
C	Equator
D	Latitudes

Q4	Maps showing boundaries of countries and states and important cities are known as ______.
A	Political Map
B	Physical Map
C	Road Map
D	Thematic Map

Q5	The parallels in _______ are labelled as 10°S, 20°S etc.
A	Arctic Circle
B	Tropic of Cancer
C	Northern Hemisphere
D	Southern Hemisphere

Q6	The shape of Earth is like a _________.
A	Flat Surface
B	Sphere
C	Hemisphere
D	Grid

Q7	The North Pole is at ________.
A	90° S
B	90°N
C	23½°S
D	23½°N

Q8	The imaginary lines which are drawn parallel to the equator are called _______.
A	Latitudes
B	Longitudes
C	Prime Meridian
D	Grid

Q9	The imaginary lines that run vertically from North Pole to South Pole are called _______.
A	Latitudes
B	Longitudes
C	Equator
D	Southern Hemisphere

Q10	________ gives the detailed information of the world and can be folded and carried any where.
A	Grid
B	Globe
C	Map
D	Cartography

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