1) label the 7 continents (north america, south america, africa, europe, asia, australia and antarctica); color each a different color. 2) label the 5 oceans: pacific, atlantic, southern, arctic and indian oceans; color them blue. 3) label the line of latitude (0°) that runs the \equator\. the equator is an imaginary line that divides the world into 2 equal zones or hemispheres: the northern and southern hemispheres 4) name the 3 continents that the equator passes through: a. ______ b. ______ c. ______ 5) label the line of longitude (0°) that runs ↑ the \prime meridian\. the prime meridian is an imaginary line that divides the world into 2 equal zones or hemispheres: the eastern and western hemispheres. 6) name the 3 continents that the prime meridian passes through: a. ______ b. ______ c. ______ 7) locate and color the compass rose on the map. this helps you find the relative location of places using the 4 cardinal directions (north, east, south and west). when you find relative location, you describe the location of places compared (or related) to other places. using the compass rose, complete the following sentence: europe is to the ______ of asia but to the ______ of africa. 8) hemispheres are zones that divide the world into 2 equal sections. put your finger on the equator; anything above this line (north) is the northern hemisphere, anything below (to the south) is the southern hemisphere. - name 1 ocean in the northern hemisphere: ______ - name 1 ocean in the southern hemisphere: ______ 9) put your finger on the prime meridian; anything to the right of this line (east) is the eastern hemisphere, anything to the left of this line (west) is the western hemisphere. - name 1 continent in the eastern hemisphere: ______ - name 1 continent in the western hemisphere: ______ 10) locate and circle the map scale: draw the scale on the edge of the post-it note provided by your teacher. use this scale or uler\ to estimate how many miles long is antarctica: ______

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1) label the 7 continents (north america, south america, africa, europe, asia, australia and antarctica); color each a different color.
2) label the 5 oceans: pacific, atlantic, southern, arctic and indian oceans; color them blue.
3) label the line of latitude (0°) that runs <-------> the \equator\. the equator is an imaginary line that divides the world into 2 equal zones or hemispheres: the northern and southern hemispheres
4) name the 3 continents that the equator passes through: a. ______ b. ______ c. ______
5) label the line of longitude (0°) that runs ↑ the \prime meridian\. the prime meridian is an imaginary line that divides the world into 2 equal zones or hemispheres: the eastern and western hemispheres.
6) name the 3 continents that the prime meridian passes through: a. ______ b. ______ c. ______
7) locate and color the compass rose on the map. this helps you find the relative location of places using the 4 cardinal directions (north, east, south and west). when you find relative location, you describe the location of places compared (or related) to other places. using the compass rose, complete the following sentence: europe is to the ______ of asia but to the ______ of africa.
8) hemispheres are zones that divide the world into 2 equal sections. put your finger on the equator; anything above this line (north) is the northern hemisphere, anything below (to the south) is the southern hemisphere.
   - name 1 ocean in the northern hemisphere: ______
   - name 1 ocean in the southern hemisphere: ______
9) put your finger on the prime meridian; anything to the right of this line (east) is the eastern hemisphere, anything to the left of this line (west) is the western hemisphere.
   - name 1 continent in the eastern hemisphere: ______
   - name 1 continent in the western hemisphere: ______
10) locate and circle the map scale: draw the scale on the edge of the post-it note provided by your teacher. use this scale or
uler\ to estimate how many miles long is antarctica: ______

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### Question 4
# Brief Explanations:
The equator is an imaginary line of latitude (0°) that divides the Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. To determine which continents it passes through, we recall geographical knowledge: the equator passes through South America, Africa, and Asia.
# Answer:
a. South America
b. Africa
c. Asia

### Question 6
# Brief Explanations:
The prime meridian (0° longitude) divides the Earth into the Eastern and Western Hemispheres. Geographically, it passes through Europe, Africa, and Antarctica.
# Answer:
a. Europe
b. Africa
c. Antarctica

### Question 7 (Compass Rose Sentence)
# Brief Explanations:
Using the compass rose (with cardinal directions: North, East, South, West), we analyze the relative positions: Europe is west of Asia (as Asia is to the east of Europe) and north of Africa (since Africa is south of Europe).
# Answer:
Europe is to the \underline{west} of Asia but to the \underline{north} of Africa.

### Question 8 (Oceans in Hemispheres)
# Brief Explanations:
- Northern Hemisphere Oceans: The Arctic Ocean is entirely in the Northern Hemisphere, and the Pacific, Atlantic also have parts here. We can choose the Arctic Ocean.
- Southern Hemisphere Oceans: The Southern Ocean (or parts of Pacific, Atlantic, Indian) are in the Southern Hemisphere. The Southern Ocean is a common choice.
# Answer:
- Name 1 ocean in the Northern Hemisphere: \underline{Arctic Ocean} (or Pacific, Atlantic)
- Name 1 ocean in the Southern Hemisphere: \underline{Southern Ocean} (or Pacific, Atlantic, Indian)

### Question 9 (Continents in Hemispheres)
# Brief Explanations:
- Eastern Hemisphere Continents: Asia, Africa, Europe, Australia are in the Eastern Hemisphere. We can choose Asia.
- Western Hemisphere Continents: North America, South America are in the Western Hemisphere. We can choose North America.
# Answer:
- Name 1 continent in the Eastern Hemisphere: \underline{Asia} (or Africa, Europe, Australia)
- Name 1 continent in the Western Hemisphere: \underline{North America} (or South America)

### Question 10 (Antarctica Length Estimation)
# Brief Explanations:
To estimate Antarctica’s length, we use the map scale (e.g., if the scale is 1 inch = X miles, measure Antarctica’s length on the map and multiply by X). However, without the map’s scale, a typical estimate (from geographical data) is that Antarctica’s coastline length (or length) is around 17,968 miles (but this depends on the map’s scale). If using a common classroom map scale (e.g., 1 cm = 1000 miles), measure the map’s Antarctica length (e.g., 18 cm) → 18,000 miles (approximate).
# Answer:
(Example with scale: If scale is 1 unit = 1000 miles, and Antarctica’s map length is 18 units) \underline{18,000 miles} (actual answer depends on map scale; typical estimate ~18,000 miles for coastline length).

### Questions 1–3, 7 (Labeling)
# Brief Explanations:
- 1) 7 Continents: North America, South America, Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia, Antarctica. Label each.
- 2) 5 Oceans: Pacific, Atlantic, Southern, Arctic, Indian. Label each.
- 3) Latitude (0°): Equator. Label the horizontal line (latitude) as Equator.
- 7) Compass Rose: Locate the compass rose (shows N, E, S, W) and color it.
# Answer:
- 1) Label: North America, South America, Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia, Antarctica.
- 2) Label: Pacific, Atlantic, Southern, Arctic, Indian.
- 3) Label: Equator (the 0° latitude line).
- 7) Locate and color the compass rose (with N, E, S, W).

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