Chapter 2 Jeopardy Maps as Models of the Earth

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Mr. Skirbst Earth Science Topic 27
Advertisements

Mapping Our World Goals: Differentiate between latitude and longitude.
Two measurements are used to describe locations around the world. Two measurements are used to describe locations around the world. Latitude: distance.
Maps and Globes.
Ch- 7 Using Maps 1 K (What I know) W (Want to know) L (What I learned) Warm up- take out a piece of paper and do the “K” and the “W” for the above topic.
Latitude and Longitude
A model or representation of the Earth’s surface
What are the four main points on a compass rose? cardinal directions
Maps  A map is a model or representation of the Earth’s surface.  The map contains latitude and longitude.  The United States is always North of the.
Chapter 3 Models of Earth.
Finding Locations on Earth Chapter 3. Latitude  Latitude is the angular distance north or south of the equator.  Run parallel to the equator.  Called.
Lines of Latitude and Longitude
Use of Latitude and Longitude
Chapter 3 Section 1- Finding Locations on Earth
EQ: How do maps and globes represent the Earth?
Geography Terms Review Slideshow Click once to see the definition. Click again to see the vocabulary term.
Maps as Models of the Earth Chapter 2 AC Earth Science 2009.
Maps Projections of The Earth. Cardinal Directions North, South, East, and West are all Cardinal Directions.
 A. Globe - A scale model of the Earth.  1. Globe vocabulary.
CHAPTER 2 MAPPING OUR WORLD.
Chapter 2-Maps as Models of the Earth By Samantha Pereira.
Maps Section 1 Bellringer Everyone uses maps. Some maps are very formal with lots of detail, compass points, and drawn to perfect scale. Some maps are.
World Geography Chapter 1: The Tools of Geography.
Ch2 Sec2 Models of Earth. Key Concepts How do maps and globes represent Earth’s surface? What reference lines are used to locate points on Earth? What.
Topographic map Is the map that shows surface features or the topography of the earth. It shows both natural features such as rivers lakes and mountains.
Book Definition In your own words… Picture Latitude Distance in degrees north or south of the equator.
Mapping Earth’s Surface Chapter 1 Review
How are Earth’s surface features measured and modeled?
Latitude/ Longitude. What is the latitude/longitude.
Map Projections, Types of Maps Latitude and Longitude
Locating Positions on the Earth’s Surface
G 1-2 Models of Earth EQ: How do maps and globes represent the Earth?
Maps as Models of the Earth Table of Contents Section 1 You Are Here Section 2 Mapping the Earth’s Surface Section 3 Topographic Maps Chapter 2.
Global Grid Mapping a 3-dimensional world in 2 dimensions.
Do Now: -Give the absolute location* of your class seat -Give the relative location* of your class seat.
How maps and globes represent our Earth?
Topic: Maps PSSA: A/S8.D.1.1. Objective: TLW use cardinal directions and latitude and longitude to locate places on a map.
Earth Science Chapter 2. $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $100 Earth’s.
Instructions for using this template.
Maps as Models of the Earth
TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS Key Vocabulary:
Chapter 3 Objectives Distinguish between latitude and longitude.
Models of Earth Chapter 1, Lesson 2.
Latitude & Longitude Lines
Are You Smarter Than an 8th Grader? Chapter 2 - Maps
Mapping Chapter 2.
Chapter 3 Models of the Earth
Chapter 6: Maps as Models of the Earth
Models of the Earth California Standards: IE.1a, 1d, 1g, 1h
Mapping Earth Science.
Longitude Latitude.
Latitude, Longitude, and Maps
Longitude and Latitude
Finding Locations on Earth
Latitude and Longitude
Geography and Culture Vocabulary
Chapter 3 Models of the Earth
Objective 1: Students will review geography skills
Models of Earth.
Map Skills Test.
My dear students, Have a blessed weekend and do not forget to go to church. Study the new vocabulary I am sending to you. God willing, I will be in the.
World Geography Vocabulary
Earth Science Ch. 1 Mapping the Earth.
Mapping Our World.
6th Grade Geography Review.
Mapping.
Mapping Earth’s Surface
Models of the Earth Earth Science Chapter 3.
Geography is a study that helps people make sense of the world and make use of it.
Imaginary Lines on a Map
Presentation transcript:

Chapter 2 Jeopardy Maps as Models of the Earth Hosted By Mrs. Gorglione

200 400 600 800 1000 Multiple choice Vocabulary Vocabulary II Fill in the Blank Fill in the Blank II Bonus 200 400 600 800 1000

Multiple Choice 200 Answer: b. a map Question: What is a model of the Earth’s surface? a. a landmark b. a map c. a sphere d. a circumference Answer: b. a map Home

Multiple Choice 400 Answer: a. axis Question: What line connects the North and South Poles? a. axis b. north c. equator d. sphere Answer: a. axis Home

Multiple Choice 600 Answer: c. magnetic declination Question: What is used to find true north on a compass? a. equator b. prime meridian c. magnetic declination d. cardinal directions Home Answer: c. magnetic declination

Multiple Choice 800 Answer: b. map Question: What model of the Earth has distortion? a. globe b. map c. meridian d. latitude Home Answer: b. map

Multiple Choice 1000 Answer: c. roads Question: What would you see on a topographical map? a. stars c. roads b. lines of latitude d. conic projection Answer: c. roads Home

Vocabulary 200 Answer: Equator Question: The imaginary circle halfway between the two poles. Answer: Equator Home

Vocabulary 400 Answer: Cardinal Directions Question: north, south, east, and west Answer: Cardinal Directions Home

Vocabulary 600 Answer: lines of Latitude Question: another word for parallels Answer: lines of Latitude Home

Vocabulary 800 Answer: Mercator Question: the most common cylindrical projection Answer: Mercator Home

Vocabulary 1000 Answer: Lines of Longitude Question: distance east or west from the prime meridian Answer: Lines of Longitude Home

Vocabulary II 200 Question: the map projection that shows distance best Answer: Equal-Area Home

Vocabulary II 400 Question: a system made of 25 satellites Answer: GPS Home

Vocabulary II 600 Question: the difference in elevation between the highest and lowest points Answer : relief Home

Vocabulary II 800 Question: the way tops of hills are shown on topographic maps Answer: Closed Circle Home

Vocabulary II 1000 Answer: Contour Line Question: line that connects points of equal elevation Answer: Contour Line Home

Fill in the Blank 200 Question: A compass needle points to the ____________. Answer: Magnetic North Pole Home

Fill in the Blank 400 Question: The longitude line at 0° is called the _______ . Answer: Prime Meridian Home

Fill in the Blank 600 Question: The projection that is best at mapping the poles is _______________________. Answer: azimuthal Home

Fill in the Blank 800 Answer: Sphere Question: The Earth is shaped like a(n) __________________. Answer: Sphere Home

Fill in the Blank 1000 Answer: Topographic Question: A map that shows surface features of the Earth is a(n) _______________________ map. Answer: Topographic Home

Fill in the Blank II 200 Question: People use a _____________________ to describe location and direction. Answer: Reference Point Home

Fill in the Blank II 400 Question: The longitude line at 0° goes through the __________________. Answer: North Pole or South Pole Home

Fill in the Blank II 600 Question: Information about a place stored on computers is called ____________. Answer: GIS Home

Fill in the Blank II 800 Answer: Steep Question: Two contour lines that are close together show a _____________ slope. Answer: Steep Home

Fill in the Blank II 1000 Question: Lines of latitude and lines of longitude form a _____________ system on globes and maps. Answer: Grid Home

Bonus Question Topic: Multiple Choice Answer: 22. B 23. C 24. C Home