The document defines key geographic terms like the five regions of the United States, cardinal and intermediate directions, lines of latitude and longitude, and landforms. It also lists different types of maps like a compass rose, map key, specialty maps, and examples of four specialty maps. Finally, it asks questions about basic geographic concepts covered in the text.

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2. What are the 5 regions of the U.S.? West, Midwest, Northeast, Southeast, Southwest

3. What are the cardinal directions? North, south, east, west

4. What are the intermediate directions? Northwest, Northeast, Southwest, Southeast

5. What does a compass rose show? North, northwest, northeast, west, east, south, southwest, southeast

6. A ____ tells what each symbol stands for on a map. Map key

7. The _____ of a map shows the relationship between map distances and real distance. scale

8. Imaginary lines around the globe that run east and west; also called parallels. Lines of latitude

9. The _____ is the starting point for measuring latitude? equator

10. The longitude of the prime meridian is? 0 degrees

11. Imaginary lines around the globe that run between the North and South Poles; also called meridians Lines of longitude

12. A ________ _____ shows just one kind of information. Specialty map

13. A low, flat land that runs along a coast is? Coastal plain

14. A high, flat landform that rises steeply from the land around it is? Plateau

15. An area of land that does not border an ocean is called? inland

16. A bowl-shaped landform that is lower than the surrounding land is called? basin

17. List 4 different types of specialty maps. Elevation map Population map Rainfall (Precipitation)Map Region map Language map

18. What comes first, latitude or longitude? Latitude

19. True or False Lines of longitude are labeled North or South? False East or West

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