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Question (11)
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The latitude of the South Pole is:
  • (A) 90°S
  • (B) 90°N
  • (C)
  • (D) 180°

Correct Answer: A
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Question (12)
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Lines running east-west and parallel to the Equator are called:
  • (A) Meridians
  • (B) Parallels of latitude
  • (C) Longitudes
  • (D) Time zones

Correct Answer: B
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Question (13)
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The largest circle of latitude is the:
  • (A) Tropic of Cancer
  • (B) Equator
  • (C) Arctic Circle
  • (D) Polar Circle

Correct Answer: B
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Question (14)
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As we move away from the Equator towards the poles, latitude:
  • (A) Decreases
  • (B) Remains zero
  • (C) Increases
  • (D) Becomes longitude

Correct Answer: C
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Question (15)
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Which statement about parallels of latitude is correct?
  • (A) They run from pole to pole
  • (B) They are half-circles
  • (C) They become smaller towards the poles
  • (D) They measure longitude

Correct Answer: C
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Question (16)
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Meridians of longitude are:
  • (A) Full circles around Earth
  • (B) Half-circles running from pole to pole
  • (C) Lines parallel to Equator
  • (D) Lines measuring distance from Equator

Correct Answer: B
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Question (17)
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Longitude measures distance from the:
  • (A) Equator
  • (B) South Pole
  • (C) Prime Meridian
  • (D) Tropic of Cancer

Correct Answer: C
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Question (18)
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The Prime Meridian is marked as:
  • (A) 90° longitude
  • (B) 180° longitude
  • (C) 0° longitude
  • (D) 0° latitude

Correct Answer: C
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Question (19)
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The Prime Meridian is also known as the:
  • (A) Equator Meridian
  • (B) Greenwich Meridian
  • (C) Polar Meridian
  • (D) Indian Meridian

Correct Answer: B
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Question (20)
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Longitudes increase from 0° to:
  • (A) 90°
  • (B) 120°
  • (C) 180°
  • (D) 360°

Correct Answer: C
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