January 22, 2210 Student Worksheet

 Which letter is located at :- 1. 50 degrees north and 120 degrees east? 2. 50 degrees north and 120 degrees east? Instructions:-Study the globe above and answer the questions that follow.

Letter or Country:- 1. Which letter is located at50 degrees north and 120 degrees east? 2. An airplane crashes at 40 degrees north and 60 degrees east. What letter would you travel to hunt for survivors? 3. Name the country that is at 10 degrees south and 70 degrees west? 4. Which letter is located at 40 degrees north and110 degrees west? 5. You receive a radio SOS call that a boat is sinking at 20 degrees south and 100 degrees east. Which letter would you locate to try to rescue the people? 6. State the continent that is located at 20 degrees south, 140 degrees east? 7. Which letter is located at 20 degrees south and 20 east? 8. Which letter is located at20º N 40º East? 9. Which letter is located at 60º S 40º West? 10. Which letter is located at 10º South, 40º W ? 11. Which letter is located at 0º, 140º W 12. Which letter is located at 80º N, 0º 13. Which letter is located at 40º N, 60º E

Cardinal Points

14. St. Mary is located in the northeast section of Jamaica

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16. What cardinal direction is usually indicated at the top of map? ______17. Bottom of a map? ______18. Right of map? ______19. Left of map? ______20. SE is halfway between ____ and _____ and opposite to 21. SW is halfway between ____ and _ and opposite to _____ 22. NNW is halfway between ____and ____ and opposite to _____ 23. SSW is halfway between ____ and ____ and opposite to ______24. SSE is halfway between ____ and ____ and opposite to ___ 25. WNW is halfway between _____and ______and opposite to _____ 26. WSW is halfway between _____ and _____ and opposite to ______

Directions What do you think it means when you are told to travel north?

Use the direction finder to answer the questions below. What direction are you going if you travel from: North America to South America Africa to Europe North America to Asia Asia to North America Europe to Africa

Antarctica to the N. Pole South America to Europe Asia to South America Africa to North America Antarctica to Asia

Africa to Asia South America to Asia North America to Africa N. Pole to anywhere Australia to North America