________ are the imaginary lines,running from north to south, which join the poles.
Meridian
Longitude
Altitude
None of these
The end points of the axis of the Earth are called .
Poles
Comet
Equator
Lines of latitudes are ____________.
Straight line
Vertical line
Imaginary line
Latitudes are measured in
Cubic metres
Degrees
Kilometres
The network of parallels and meridians on a globe is called
Earth's grid
Parallels
The angular distance of a place east or west of the Prime Meridian is called _____________.
Latitude
The Sun is never overhead in ____________.
Heat zones
Torrid zones
Temperate zone
Frigid zone
The meridians are also useful for dividing the world into many _________.
Time Zones
Heat Zones
Torrid Zones
Temperate Zones
The local time of a place is determined according to the
Longitudes
Latitudes
Sun time.
Standard time
Local time
Greenwich mean time