- Due Tuesday by 11:59pm
- Points 20
- Submitting a file upload
- Available Aug 25 at 8am - Nov 22 at 11:59pm
Overview
This assignment will allow you to become familiar with some important physical features across the plane. This material will be included on the 1st exam.
Assignment
Use an atlas and your text to determine the locations of the following features. Use a separate map for each feature type (mountains, water...) and label the feature using its full name. Add any symbols, arrows and color schemes necessary to aid in the readability of your maps. Your maps should be as accurate and as neat as possible.
You may wish to obtain additional/different maps to complete this exercise.
Submission
Submit this completed exercise in CANVAS. Some of you will choose to print out the worksheet (attached in Word and PDF format), complete it by hand, and then take a picture or scan of work for submission. If you do not have a printer or want to complete digitally, you can utilize a word-processing program and its associated text and graphic tools. I am also open to other inventive ways to submit this information. Be creative and use your skills.
These following are the acceptable file formats for submitting this assignment - .rft, .pdf, .doc, .docx, .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, and .png
Map #1 (.docx)
Map #1 (.pdf)
Continents:
Label the Seven Continents
Mountains:
Rocky Mountains Andes Mountains Himalaya Mountains Atlas Mountains Ural Mountains Pyrenees Mountains Alps Appalachian Mountains Caucus Mountains
Bodies of Water:
Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean Indian Ocean Arctic Ocean Caspian Sea Caribbean Sea Mediterranean Sea Black Sea Baltic Sea North Sea Gulf of Mexico Red Sea Persian Gulf Bay of Bengal Adriatic Sea Sea of Japan South China Sea Arabian Sea Weddell Sea Bering Sea
Deserts:
Gobi Desert
Sahara Desert
Kalahari Desert
Mojave Desert
Sonoran Desert
Gibson Desert
Ocean Currents:
Place and Label the following ocean currents and include their direction of movement and temperature characteristics:
California Current Humboldt (Peru) Current Equatorial Current Gulf Stream Labrador Current North Atlantic Drift Brazil Current
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