Sea of Questions (Revised Edition) - Junior High Geography

Author: Chief Editor: Yang Jiasheng
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
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Fragment: 22. A city located on the 175° east longitude line should be in the () hemisphere according to the division of the Eastern and Western hemispheres. 23. The northern tip of a country is near the intersection of 10° south latitude and 142° east longitude, while the southern tip is near the intersection of 39° south latitude and 147° east longitude. The country is located in the () hemisphere of the Southern and Northern hemispheres. 24. The 60° west longitude line and the () longitude line together form a longitude circle; the 140° west longitude line and the () longitude line together form a longitude circle. 25. In a map of the meridian and latitude grid centered on the North Pole, the longitude where the degree count decreases clockwise is () longitude; in a map of the meridian and latitude grid centered on the South Pole, the longitude where the degree count increases counterclockwise is longitude. [Multiple Choice] 26. The correct statement about meridians and longitudes is A. Meridians indicate the north-south direction B. Each meridian forms a large circle by itself C. The length of each meridian is equal D. From the 0° meridian to the 180° meridian eastward is east longitude 27. The correct statement about parallels and latitudes is A. Parallels indicate the east-west direction B. The length of each parallel is equal C. The highest value of latitude is 90° D. The equator is the longest parallel 28. The correct statement about the Prime Meridian is A. The meridian passing through the original site of the Greenwich Observatory in the UK B. The boundary line between the Eastern and Western hemispheres C. The starting line for both east longitude and west longitude D. The starting line for calculating latitude on Earth 29. Among the following locations, the one that meets the three conditions of the Eastern Hemisphere, Northern Hemisphere, and low latitude is A. 21° west longitude, latitude 0° B. 0° longitude, 26° north latitude C. 165° east longitude, 17° north latitude D. 19° west longitude, 15° south latitude 30. For a certain location, the north is the high latitude of the Northern Hemisphere, the south is the middle latitude of the Northern Hemisphere, the east is the Western Hemisphere, and the west is the Eastern Hemisphere. The point is located at A. 180° longitude, Arctic Circle B. 180° longitude, 60° north latitude C. 160° east longitude, Arctic Circle D. 160° east longitude, 60° north latitude 31. Among the following points, the ones in the Eastern Hemisphere are A. 15° west longitude, 37° south latitude B. 75° west longitude, 23° north latitude C. 165° east longitude, 7° north latitude D. 150° east longitude, 50° south latitude 32. The correct statement about the point 116° east longitude, 39° north latitude is A. It belongs to the Eastern Hemisphere and low latitude B. It belongs to the Eastern Hemisphere and middle latitude C. It is located in the Eastern Hemisphere and Northern Hemisphere D. It is located in the Western Hemisphere and Northern Hemisphere 33. Except for the poles, through any point on the Earth's surface, there can be A. An infinite number of B. One each C. One D. Two each 34. The correct statement about meridians and parallels is A. Moving north along any meridian can bring you back to the original place B. The 23.5° parallel is the boundary line between low latitude and middle latitude C. All parallels on Earth are of unequal length D. The 180° meridian is the boundary line between east longitude and west longitude 35. Two people start simultaneously from the South Pole and move northward along 40° east longitude and 20° west longitude, respectively. The situation that arises is A. They meet at the North Pole B. They are at the greatest distance from each other on the equator C. They maintain a consistent distance from each other D. They can meet again at the South Pole