Using & Finding Latitude & Longitude

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Evans Middle School

Read the instructions shown on each page.  Use the reference items embedded in the assignment.  Be sure to submit your responses.  

In the section, you will practice finding latitude and longitude on a map.  Look for the letters, or points A-H on the map.  Type in the coordinates in the space on the right. Be sure to include the direction.  Example A has been completed for you.  

Using & Finding Latitude & Longitude

Using & Finding Latitude & Longitude

INSTRUCTIONS/EXAMPLE:

Click on the box below "Edit Background". Use the textbox tool to type your answer. Do not worry about the degree symbol; spell out the word instead - degrees.

For example, Point A would be entered as...

25 degrees N, 195 degrees W

#9 is already complete. Go to #10.

Click on the box below "Edit Background". Use the textbox tool to type your answer. Do not worry about the degree symbol; spell out the word instead - degrees.

Give the coordinate for Point B.

Mark ONE of the following to indicate the country located at the coordinates given in each question.

Mark ONE of the following to indicate the country located at the coordinates given in each question.

Mark ONE of the following to indicate the country located at the coordinates given in each question.

Mark ONE of the following to indicate the country located at the coordinates given in each question.

Mark ONE of the following to indicate the country located at the coordinates given in each question.

Mark ONE of the following to indicate the country located at the coordinates given in each question.

Mark ONE of the following to indicate the country located at the coordinates given in each question.

Mark ONE of the following to indicate the country located at the coordinates given in each question.

INSTRUCTIONS/EXAMPLE:

Click on the box below "Edit Background". Use the textbox tool to type your answer. Do not worry about the degree symbol; spell out the word instead - degrees.

For example, Point A would be entered as...

25 degrees N, 195 degrees W

#9 is already complete. Go to #10.

Click on the box below "Edit Background". Use the textbox tool to type your answer. Do not worry about the degree symbol; spell out the word instead - degrees.

Give the coordinate for Point B.

Which of the following make up the coordinates for Point C?

Which of the following make up the coordinates for Point D?

Which of the following make up the coordinates for Point E?

Which of the following make up the coordinates for Point F?

Which of the following make up the coordinates for Point G?

Which of the following make up the coordinates for Point H?

Using & Finding Latitude & Longitude

Using & Finding Latitude & Longitude

INSTRUCTIONS/EXAMPLE: Click on the box below "Edit Background". Use the textbox tool to type your answer. Do not worry about the degree symbol; spell out the word instead - degrees. For example, Point A would be entered as...25 degrees N, 195 degrees W#9 is already complete. Go to #10.

Click on the box below "Edit Background". Use the textbox tool to type your answer. Do not worry about the degree symbol; spell out the word instead - degrees. Give the coordinate for Point B.

Mark ONE of the following to indicate the country located at the coordinates given in each question.

Mark ONE of the following to indicate the country located at the coordinates given in each question.

Mark ONE of the following to indicate the country located at the coordinates given in each question.

Mark ONE of the following to indicate the country located at the coordinates given in each question.

Mark ONE of the following to indicate the country located at the coordinates given in each question.

Mark ONE of the following to indicate the country located at the coordinates given in each question.

Mark ONE of the following to indicate the country located at the coordinates given in each question.

Mark ONE of the following to indicate the country located at the coordinates given in each question.

INSTRUCTIONS/EXAMPLE: Click on the box below "Edit Background". Use the textbox tool to type your answer. Do not worry about the degree symbol; spell out the word instead - degrees. For example, Point A would be entered as...25 degrees N, 195 degrees W#9 is already complete. Go to #10.

Click on the box below "Edit Background". Use the textbox tool to type your answer. Do not worry about the degree symbol; spell out the word instead - degrees. Give the coordinate for Point B.

Which of the following make up the coordinates for Point C?

Which of the following make up the coordinates for Point D?

Which of the following make up the coordinates for Point E?

Which of the following make up the coordinates for Point F?

Which of the following make up the coordinates for Point G?

Which of the following make up the coordinates for Point H?

INSTRUCTIONS/EXAMPLE:

Click on the box below "Edit Background". Use the textbox tool to type your answer. Do not worry about the degree symbol; spell out the word instead - degrees.

For example, Point A would be entered as...

25 degrees N, 195 degrees W

#9 is already complete. Go to #10.

Click on the box below "Edit Background". Use the textbox tool to type your answer. Do not worry about the degree symbol; spell out the word instead - degrees.

Give the coordinate for Point B.

INSTRUCTIONS/EXAMPLE:

Click on the box below "Edit Background". Use the textbox tool to type your answer. Do not worry about the degree symbol; spell out the word instead - degrees.

For example, Point A would be entered as...

25 degrees N, 195 degrees W

#9 is already complete. Go to #10.

Click on the box below "Edit Background". Use the textbox tool to type your answer. Do not worry about the degree symbol; spell out the word instead - degrees.

Give the coordinate for Point B.