This document provides information about continents, oceans, and map features. It lists the seven continents of Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Australia, Antarctica, and Europe. It also names the five oceans of Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic, and Southern. The document describes key map features including the compass rose, scale, legend, and locator map. It defines absolute and relative location, noting that absolute uses longitude and latitude while relative describes one location in relation to another.

1. Test Review
Geography #1

2. Continents/Oceans
Continents
• Asia
• Africa
• North America
• South America
• Australia
• Antarctica
• Europe
Oceans
• Pacific
• Atlantic
• Indian
• Arctic
• Southern

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5. Map Features
• Title – What the subject of the map is.
• Compass Rose – Shows N,S,E,W, on map
– North is not always at the TOP of a map
• Scale – Distances between points on the map
• Legend – Explains the symbols on the map
• Locator Map – where in the world is this map

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10. Location
ABSOLUTE LOCATION
• Exact position.
• Uses longitude and latitude.
• Every place in the world has
ONE absolute location
RELATIVE LOCATION
• Location is based on its
relation to another location
• Ex. The school is next to the
park.
• There are multiple ways to
describe a place’s relative
location
• Ex North of, South of, Next
to, Behind, etc….