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Geography (30)Latitudes and Longitudes (30)Olympiad GK (30)

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A classroom keeps a small spinning model of the earth. That model is called a:Read the answer and worked solution →The imaginary line joining the two poles, about which the globe turns, is the:Read the answer and worked solution →The imaginary line that divides the earth into two equal halves is the:Read the answer and worked solution →The half of the earth lying north of the equator is called the:Read the answer and worked solution →

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A classroom keeps a small spinning model of the earth. That model is called a:

  1. Globe
  2. Chart
  3. Atlas
  4. Model
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Correct answer: A. Globe

1. A true miniature of the earth is kept for study. 2. It can be spun about a fixed needle. 3. That object is a globe. _Source: syllabus The Earth Our Habitat, Class VI, Chapter 2, Globe: Latitudes and Longitudes._

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The imaginary line joining the two poles, about which the globe turns, is the:

  1. Ring
  2. Axis
  3. Edge
  4. Belt
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Correct answer: B. Axis

1. The needle through the globe marks a line. 2. The globe turns about that line. 3. That line is the axis. _Source: syllabus The Earth Our Habitat, Class VI, Chapter 2, Globe: Latitudes and Longitudes._

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The imaginary line that divides the earth into two equal halves is the:

  1. Equator
  2. Meridian
  3. Tropic
  4. Circle
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Correct answer: A. Equator

1. One great circle splits the globe evenly. 2. It runs around the middle of the earth. 3. That line is the equator. _Source: syllabus The Earth Our Habitat, Class VI, Chapter 2, Globe: Latitudes and Longitudes._

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