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ELEMENTS OF MAPS QUIZ PRACTICE

Which countries experienced volcanic eruptions during the 20th century? Dem. Republic of the Congo Ethiopia Cameroon Tanzania Kenya

A very small portion in south western Gabon can be described by what climate? Tropical climate with seasonal rain.

What are the main economies of Zimbabwe? Nomadic Herding, Agriculture, Stock Raising

About how many miles separate the capital cities of Nigeria and Zambia? Abuja, Nigeria and Lusaka, Zambia are 8 cm apart on the map. Determine which unit will be the easiest to calculate. 2cm matches perfectly to 900 km. If you measured in km, you can then convert km to miles. USING KILOMETERS 8 cm = 3600 km 3000km = 2236 miles ACTUAL DISTANCE BETWEEN THE TWO CITIES IS 2218 MILES USING MILES 3.5 cm = 1000 miles 7 cm = 2000 miles 1 cm (250?) A reasonable estimate would be 2250miles.