Y6 geography Autumn 1- spatial awareness

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Lesson 1

A line of latitude is...

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An imaginary line parallel to the Prime Meridian that helps map makers to locate places with accuracy.

A real line on the surface of the earth parallel to the equator.

An imaginary line parallel to the equator that helps map makers to locate places with accuracy.

A way of measuring the height of waves

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Match the definitions

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lines of latitude

lines of longitude

run parallel to equator

run parallel to the prime meridian

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Match the correct labels.

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Arctic

Antarctic

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Match the correct information.

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Antarctic

Arctic

boundary is 67 degrees north of equator

boundary is 67 degrees south of equator

Select the two true statements about the Arctic and Antarctic circles.

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summer days when the sun doesn't set

summer days that are above 100 degrees

winter days where the sun doesn't rise

winter days that are minus 100 degrees

No summer or winter time

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Lesson 3

The world is divided into how many time zones?

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100

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match the time to the exact opposite location on the Earth.

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8am

midnight

6pm

3,30pm

noon

8pm

6am

3.30am

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Where does the Prime Meridian run through?

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New York in America

Mumbai in India

Warsaw, Poland

Greenwich in London, UK.

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Lesson 4

Europe is shown as being at the centre of the Earth on most maps. Is it really the centre of the Earth?

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Yes

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The name of the cartographer (map maker) who first created a flat, 2D image of the 3D globe:

Christopher Columbus

Neil Armstrong

Gerhardus Mercator

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Match the definitions.

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map projection

map distortion

Conversion of a 3D object into a 2D image

the changes of shape and size of land masses when creating a 2D image

Lesson 5

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) tell us...

the overall population of the Earth.

the value of goods and services produced by a country in a year.

the rate of climate change over a year.

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True or false?

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True

false

Wealth distribution across the world is even

food consumption across the world is even

Climate change is leading to rise in global temperatures

Human activity is not linked to global warming

Weather patterns differ across the globe

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