Problem 2
Which landform is a relatively flat area that has high elevation? A. mountain C. coastal plain B. interior plain D. plateau
Problem 3
Which of the following can provide detailed information about your position on Earth's surface? A. prime meridian B. global positioning system C. International Date Line D. LandSat 7
Problem 4
What connects points of equal elevation on a map? A. legend C. scale B. series D. contour line
Problem 5
Which type of mountain forms when rock layers are squeezed and bent? A. fault-block mountains B. upwarped mountains C. folded mountains D. volcanic mountains
Problem 6
What makes up about 50 percent of all land areas in the United States? A) plateaus C) mountains B) plains D) volcanoes
Problem 7
Which type of map shows changes in elevation at Earth's surface? A) conic C) Robinson B) topographic D) Mercator
Problem 8
How many degrees apart are the 24 time zones? A) \(10^{\circ}\) C) \(15^{\circ}\) B) \(34^{\circ}\) D) \(25^{\circ}\)
Problem 9
Which type of map is made by projecting points and lines from a globe onto a cone? A. Mercator projection B. conic projection c. Robinson projection D. geologic map
Problem 9
What kind of mountains are the Grand Tetons of Wyoming? A) fault-block C) upwarped B) volcanic D) folded
Problem 10
Landsat satellites collect data by using A) sonar. C) sound waves. B) echolocation. D) light waves.
