1: A geographic coordinate system at which longitude is defined as zero degrees (0°).

a Latitude
b. Equator
c. Prime Meridian
d. Longitude

2. It is a horizontal line found on maps and globes that measures the distance of North and South of the equator

a Latitude
b. Equator
c. Longitude
d. Prime Meridian

3. It is usually expressed as the combination of latitude, longitude and direction

a. Coordinates
b. Longitude
c. Latitude
d. Equator -

4. It is a vertical line found on maps and globes that measures the distance of East and West.

a Prime Meridian
b. Coordinates
c. Hemisphere
d. Longitude

5. It divides the globe into Northern and Southern hemispheres.

a. Prime Meridian
b. Equator
c. Latitude
d. Longitude

6. It was known as the half portion of the globe.

a. Coordinates
b. Poles
c. Hemisphere
d. Imaginary lines

7. Latitude lines are

a. Horizontal lines
b. Zigzag lines
c. Vertical lines
d. Curve lines

8. Longitude is the imaginary line that ranges from

a. East to West
b. North to South
c. East to South
d. North to West

9. The South China Sea is located on the of the Philippines

a. East
b. South
c. North
d. West

10. The pacific Ocean is located on the ______

a. East
b. South
c. North
d. West

11. These are materials from earth that are used to support life and meet people's needs

a. Natural resources
b. Man-made resources
c. Financial resources
d. Information resources

12. It is a type of resources that can be replenish at which they are used

a. renewable resources
b. Non renewable resources
c. Both A and B
d. None of the above

13. These are examples of non renewable resources except _________

a. Coal
b. Natural gas
c. Oil
d. Wind

14. It is a type of resources that is depleted more quickly than they can generate

a. Renewable resources
b. Non renewable resources
c. Both A and B
d. None of the above

15. The following are examples of renewable resources except _____

a. Sun
b. Coal
c. Wind
d. Trees​