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[Notes Test] Civics 4 - July Exam (L1 - L4 Directions)

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  1. 1Lesson 1.1: Earth

    • E[blank_start]arth[blank_end] – man’s home in space
    • Ob[blank_start]late[blank_end] sphe[blank_start]roid[blank_end] – shape of the earth, bulges in the middle, flattens on top and bottom
    • Fer[blank_start]di[blank_end]nand Ma[blank_start]ge[blank_end]llan – proved the earth is NOT flat
    • Era[blank_start]tos[blank_end]the[blank_start]ne[blank_end]s – calculated the size of the earth
    • 2[blank_start]5[blank_end]000 KM – earth’s circumference
    • 1[blank_start]5[blank_end]0 million km – earth’s distance from the sun
    • O[blank_start]cea[blank_end]n – biggest water form, controls the h[blank_start]ot[blank_end]ness and coolness of earth’s surface temperature
    • Con[blank_start]tinen[blank_end]ts – big masses of land
    • At[blank_start]mosphe[blank_end]re – gases mixture protecting living things from sunlight’s harmful ra[blank_start]dia[blank_end]tion, by holding some of the sun’s w[blank_start]arm[blank_end]th.
    1. Alate
    2. Broid
    3. Cge
    4. Ddi
    5. Etos
    6. Fne
    7. G5
    8. H5
    9. Icea
    10. Jot
    11. Ktinen
    12. Lmosphe
    13. Mdia
    14. Narm
    15. Oarth
  2. 2Lesson 1.1: Earth

    Earth Parts:
    1. L[blank_start]and[blank_end] = ¼
    2. W[blank_start]ater[blank_end] = ¾
    3. At[blank_start]mosphe[blank_end]re


    Oceans:
    1. Pa[blank_start]cifi[blank_end]c Ocean
    2. In[blank_start]dia[blank_end]n ocean
    3. At[blank_start]lan[blank_end]tic Ocean
    4. A[blank_start]rc[blank_end]tic Ocean
    5. An[blank_start]tarc[blank_end]tic Ocean
    6. Sou[blank_start]the[blank_end]rn Ocean

    Continents:
    1. A[blank_start]si[blank_end]a – biggest continent
    2. Aus[blank_start]tra[blank_end]lia - smallest
    3. An[blank_start]tarc[blank_end]tica – snow covered
    4. Af[blank_start]ri[blank_end]ca
    5. North A[blank_start]meri[blank_end]ca
    6. S[blank_start]ou[blank_end]th America
    7. Eu[blank_start]rop[blank_end]e

    5 layers of atmosphere (from the bottom):
    1. Tro[blank_start]pos[blank_end]phere
    2. S[blank_start]tra[blank_end]tosphere
    3. Me[blank_start]sos[blank_end]phere
    4. Ther[blank_start]mos[blank_end]phere
    5. E[blank_start]xos[blank_end]phere
    1. Aand
    2. Bater
    3. Cmosphe
    4. Dcifi
    5. Edia
    6. Flan
    7. Grc
    8. Htarc
    9. Ithe
    10. Jsi
    11. Ktra
    12. Ltarc
    13. Mri
    14. Nmeri
    15. Oou
    16. Prop
    17. Qpos
    18. Rtra
    19. Ssos
    20. Tmos
    21. Uxos
  3. 3Lesson 1.1: Label the 5 layers of the atmosphere

    Image for question 3
    1. Atroposphere
    2. Bstratosphere
    3. Cmesosphere
    4. Dthermosphere
    5. Eexosphere
  4. 4Lesson 1.2 - Globe
    • Gl[blank_start]obe[blank_end] – closest representation of earth
    • Deg[blank_start]ree[blank_end]s – unit of measure of distance between lines on the globe

    Globe Imaginary Lines:
    1. M[blank_start]eri[blank_end]dians – vertical lines, meet at the poles
    2. Pa[blank_start]ralle[blank_end]ls – ho[blank_start]rizon[blank_end]tal lines, run in east-west direction, around the globe
    3. E[blank_start]qua[blank_end]tor – globe imaginary line in the middle, east to west, dividing the globe into 2 equal parts: n[blank_start]ort[blank_end]hern and s[blank_start]out[blank_end]hern hemispheres
    4. P[blank_start]rim[blank_end]e Me[blank_start]ridi[blank_end]an – also called ze[blank_start]ro[blank_end] meridian, runs from north to south of the globe, diving the globe into E[blank_start]ast[blank_end]ern and w[blank_start]est[blank_end]ern Hemispheres
    5. Inter[blank_start]nationa[blank_end]l Da[blank_start]te[blank_end] Li[blank_start]ne[blank_end] (IDL) – meridian where date and day chan[blank_start]ge[blank_end]s, boundary between eastern and western hemispheres, places on the e[blank_start]as[blank_end]t are day behind places in the w[blank_start]es[blank_end]t
    6. Gr[blank_start]id[blank_end] – formed when lines of latitude and longitude met or put together
    1. Aeri
    2. Bralle
    3. Crizon
    4. Dqua
    5. Erim
    6. Fridi
    7. Gort
    8. Hout
    9. Iast
    10. Jest
    11. Knationa
    12. Lte
    13. Mne
    14. Nree
    15. Oobe
    16. Pro
    17. Qas
    18. Res
    19. Sge
    20. Tid
  5. 5Lesson 1.2: Label the Imaginary LinesImage for question 5
    1. Aprime meridian
    2. Binternational date line
    3. Cparallels
    4. Dequator
    5. Emeridians
    6. Fgrid
  6. 6Lesson 1.2: Globe

    Distance Measurement:
    1. La[blank_start]titu[blank_end]de – distance between two parallels, north or south of equa[blank_start]tor[blank_end]
    2. Lo[blank_start]ngitu[blank_end]de –distance between two meridians, east or west of prime meri[blank_start]dian[blank_end]

    Earth’s Sun Rays Zone:
    1. Tro[blank_start]pica[blank_end]l Zone – near the equator, receives vertical rays of the sun
    2. Tem[blank_start]pera[blank_end]te Zone – receive oblique rays of the sun

    Northern Hemispheres Tropics:
    1. Tropic of Can[blank_start]cer[blank_end] = Tropical Zone + Temperate Zone
    2. A[blank_start]rc[blank_end]tic Circle – where temperate zone ends in the northern hemisphere, near the north pole

    Southern Hemispheres Tropics:
    1. Tropic of Capri[blank_start]corn[blank_end] – tropical zone + temperate zone
    2. An[blank_start]tarc[blank_end]tic Circle – where temperate zone ends in the southern hemisphere, near the south pole
    1. Angitu
    2. Brc
    3. Ctarc
    4. Dtitu
    5. Etor
    6. Fdian
    7. Gpica
    8. Hpera
    9. Icer
    10. Jcorn
  7. 7Lesson 1.2: Label the Tropics of the Earth (the part that receives vertical and oblique rays of sun)Image for question 7
    1. AArctic Circle
    2. BTropic of Cancer
    3. CTropic of Capricorn
    4. DAntarctic Circle
  8. 8Lesson 1.3 - Maps

    Lesson 1.3 - MAPS

    • Map - is a fl[blank_start]at[blank_end] representation of a place
    • Purpose of Map - helps a person r[blank_start]ea[blank_end]ch his des[blank_start]tina[blank_end]tion
    • Car[blank_start]togra[blank_end]phy - called for mapmaking
    • Carto[blank_start]grapher[blank_end]s - expert map makers
    • Sy[blank_start]mbo[blank_end]ls - refers to the legend used on a map

    KINDS of Map:
    1. Po[blank_start]litica[blank_end]l Map - national boundaries, different provinces, and major cities
    2. Phy[blank_start]sica[blank_end]l Map - physical features of earth; mountains, volcanoes, valleys, etc.
    3. Eco[blank_start]nomi[blank_end]c Map - where natural resources abound - products, major industries
    4. Po[blank_start]pula[blank_end]tion Map - distribution pattern and population 
    5. Eth[blank_start]nic[blank_end] Map - languages, cultural orientation, religions
    6. Co[blank_start]mmu[blank_end]nity Map - establishments of buildings, harbors, services and sources of power for industries being developed
    7. Cli[blank_start]mat[blank_end]e Map - how climate and weather conditions vary
    1. Aat
    2. Btina
    3. Cea
    4. Dtogra
    5. Egrapher
    6. Fmbo
    7. Glitica
    8. Hsica
    9. Inomi
    10. Jpula
    11. Knic
    12. Lmmu
    13. Mmat
  9. 9Lesson 1.3 - Maps

    Map Elements:
    1. Ti[blank_start]tl[blank_end]e - tells the kind of the map
    2. Le[blank_start]gen[blank_end]d - explains the map symbols
    3. S[blank_start]cal[blank_end]e - shows the map distance and actual earth distance proportion/ratio
    4. Di[blank_start]rec[blank_end]tion - orients to different points; north, south, east & west
    5. La[blank_start]tit[blank_end]ude/Long[blank_start]itu[blank_end]de - gives the place absolute location.


    Map Symbols:
    1. M[blank_start]ai[blank_end]n road
    2. R[blank_start]ai[blank_end]l Road
    3. Ri[blank_start]ve[blank_end]r
    4. R[blank_start]ic[blank_end]e Field
    5. Ch[blank_start]urc[blank_end]h
    6. Ca[blank_start]pi[blank_end]tal
    7. Ca[blank_start]na[blank_end]l
    8. Sc[blank_start]hoo[blank_end]l
    1. Atl
    2. Bgen
    3. Ccal
    4. Drec
    5. Etit
    6. Fitu
    7. Gai
    8. Hai
    9. Iic
    10. Jurc
    11. Kpi
    12. Lna
    13. Mhoo
    14. Nve
  10. 10Lesson 1.4 Directions

    • Direction - where one may fa[blank_start]ce[blank_end] or po[blank_start]in[blank_end]t, helps people loc[blank_start]at[blank_end]e places easily.
    • No[blank_start]rt[blank_end]h A[blank_start]rro[blank_end]w - arrow pointing to the North, in a map
    • C[blank_start]ompa[blank_end]ss - instrument with magnetic needle that points to the north
    • Rela[blank_start]tiv[blank_end]e Location - the direction of a place in relation to another
    • [blank_start]Ea[blank_end]st - sun rise
    • [blank_start]We[blank_end]st - sun sets

    Primary Directions:
    1. N[blank_start]orth[blank_end]
    2. S[blank_start]outh[blank_end]
    3. E[blank_start]ast[blank_end]
    4. W[blank_start]est[blank_end]

    Secondary Directions:
    1. no[blank_start]rthea[blank_end]st - between north and east
    2. so[blank_start]uthea[blank_end]st - between south and east
    3. no[blank_start]rthwe[blank_end]st - between north and west
    4. so[blank_start]uthwe[blank_end]st - between south and west
    1. Ace
    2. Brt
    3. Crro
    4. Dompa
    5. EEa
    6. FWe
    7. Gorth
    8. Houth
    9. Iast
    10. Jest
    11. Krthea
    12. Luthea
    13. Mrthwe
    14. Nuthwe
    15. Oat
    16. Pin
    17. Qtiv

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