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Why is the IDL a zig-zag line?
To avoid confusion of having different dates in the same country, the IDL is drawn as a zig-zag through sea and not the land.
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Imaginary lines that run horizontally from east to west on a globe or map
Latitudes
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The line of latitude located at 23.5°S of the Equator
Tropic of Capricon
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The line of latitude located at 66.5°S of the Equator
Antarctic Circle
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The total number of latitudes including the Equator
181
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The line of latitude located at 23.5°N of the Equator
Tropic of Cancer
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When we cross the IDL from east to west, we ____________ a day.
We gain a day.
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_____________ depends on the noon time of the longitude that passes through a particular place.
Local Time
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One feature of the Equator
It is the largest latitude
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The longitude that passes through Greenwich is called the _______________.
Prime Meridian
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______________ depends on the noon time of the longitude that passes through the centre of a particular region/country
Standard Time
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Total number of longitudes
360
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The longitude that divided the Earth into 2 equal halves - The Eastern Hemisphere and the Western Hemisphere
Prime Meridian
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Why are latitudes important?
They tell us how far north or south we are from the Equator.
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The Indian Standard Time is claculated on the basis of this longitude
82.5°E
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The line of latitude located at 66.5°N of the Equator
Arctic Circle
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Longitudes help us know the time of a place. True or False
True
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Imaginary lines that run vertically between the North Pole and the South Pole on a map or globe
Longitude
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All longitudes are of equal lengths. True or False?
True
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Another word for longitude
Meridians
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The longitude located at 180°E or W which is exactly opposite the Prime Meridian
International Date Line
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The latitude that divides the Earth into 2 equal halves
Equator
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