Laboratory Exercises in Physiography
Laboratory Exercises in Physiography
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How many degrees wide are the spaces between the parallels on your globe? Pay no attention to the tropics or the polar circles, but include the space between the pole and the parallel next to it.
4. Places far from the equator are in high latitude; those near the equator are in low latitude. Name the two points on the globe which have the highest latitude. Give the latitude of these places in degrees.
5. Using your globe, give the latitude of Chicago, Rio Janeiro, Philadelphia, London, San Fran...cisco, Manila.
In each case state whether the latitude is north or south of the equator.
6. Meridians are half-circles extending from pole to pole. Give the direction in which meridians extend.
7. In the circumference of the globe there are 360°. How many degrees wide are the spaces between the meridians upon your globe?
8. Longitude is measured east and west from the prime meridian, which passes through London, England. Using your globe, give the longitude of Chicago, Rio Janeiro, Philadelphia, London, San Francisco, Manila.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How many degrees wide are the spaces between the parallels on your globe? Pay no attention to the tropics or the polar circles, but include the space between the pole and the parallel next to it.
4. Places far from the equator are in high latitude; those near the equator are in low latitude. Name the two points on the globe which have the highest latitude. Give the latitude of these places in degrees.
5. Using your globe, give the latitude of Chicago, Rio Janeiro, Philadelphia, London, San Fran...cisco, Manila.
In each case state whether the latitude is north or south of the equator.
6. Meridians are half-circles extending from pole to pole. Give the direction in which meridians extend.
7. In the circumference of the globe there are 360°. How many degrees wide are the spaces between the meridians upon your globe?
8. Longitude is measured east and west from the prime meridian, which passes through London, England. Using your globe, give the longitude of Chicago, Rio Janeiro, Philadelphia, London, San Francisco, Manila.
What to read after Laboratory Exercises in Physiography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James H Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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