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1 Latitudes are the imaginary horizontal lines running from
north to south
east to west
2. The 667°S latitude is the
Arctic Circle
Antarctic Circle
Equator
3. The latitude that divides the earth exactly into two halves is the
Equator
O Arctic circle
Antarctic circle
4. Longitudes are also called
O meridians
parallels
grids
5. Longitudes and latitudes intersect and form
small circles
semi-circles
grids
Answer the following questions.
1.) Why are imaginary lines drawn on the surface of the globe?
Differentiate between latitudes and longitudes.
3. Which is the most important latitude and why?
4. What is a grid system?
5. Which meridian is accepted as the 0° or Prime Meridian? Name the village and
the country through which it passes.
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Define the following.​

1. east to west

2. Antarctic Circle

3. Equator

4. Meridians

5. Grids

Explanation:

Latitudes are the imaginary horizontal lines on the map of the earth that running from   east to west, it moves parallel to the equator. The   Antarctic Circle has 667° South latitude whereas Arctic circle has 667° North latitude and the equator has 0° latitude. Equator has 0 latitude that divides the earth exactly into two halves. Longitudes are also called meridians whereas when the longitudes and latitudes intersect with each other forming grids.  Imaginary lines are drawn on the surface of the globe in order to find the location of different regions. The Tropic Of Cancer i.e. 23.5 degree North is the most important latitude because it receives direct sunlight of the sun and have a diverse ecosystem. Royal Observatory, Greenwich, in London, England is the place where the Prime meridian passes.

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