Day 17 ~ Test Questions




  1.  What are some characteristics of Site?
       Characteristics include climate, water sources, topography, soil, vegetation, latitude, and elevation.

  1.  What are two reasons why Situation is a valuable way to indicate location?
      Finding an unfamiliar place and understanding its importance.

  1. A position on the grid that is expressed on degrees, minutes, and seconds of latitude is called an...
  1. Latitude
  2. Relative location 
  3. Absolute location
  4. A grid

  1.  A geographic coordinate that specifies the north- south position of a point on the earths surface is a line of...
  1. The prime meridian
  2. Relative location
  3. Longitude
  4. Latitude

  1.  What is the official definition of the term map?
A map is a two dimensional flat scale model of the earths surface.

  1. What is a time zone?
A time zone is a region of the globe that observes a uniform standard time for legal, commercial, and social purposes.

  1. What is daylight savings time?
 Daylight savings time is when we move the clocks back about an hour to save time throughout the year

  1. How long is Daylight Savings time?
Daylight saving time is from Sunday, March 10,2019 till Sunday, November 3, 2019

  1. What does UTC stand for?
UTC stands for Coordinated Universal Time

  1. What Country does the Prime Meridian pass through?
  1. Arizona
  2. China
  3. England
  4. Japan

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