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Latitude/Longitude/Time Zones

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Q 1/11
Score 0
Which two locations have the same solar time?
30
D & E
B & E
B & C
A & B
Q 2/11
Score 0
What is the latitude and longitude of point X? Each line of latitude is 10 degrees.
30
50° N 45° W
40° S 45° E
75° N 30° E
60° S 30° W

11 questions

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Which two locations have the same solar time?

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30 sec

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What is the latitude and longitude of point X? Each line of latitude is 10 degrees.

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2

30 sec

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The altitude of the star Polaris above the northern horizon can be used to determine an observer's

3

30 sec

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What is the time in New York City when it is noon in Denver?

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4

30 sec

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What is the time in New York City when it is 3 p.m. in Dallas?

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30 sec

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What is the time in Buffalo when it is 8 a.m. in New York City?

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30 sec

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What is the time in Denver when it is 2 a.m. in San Francisco?

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30 sec

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What is the time in Dallas when it is 9 a.m. in Denver?

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30 sec

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What is the basis for the time difference between adjoining time zones on Earth?

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9

30 sec

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Which two locations would have the same solar time?

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10

30 sec

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Which location will you not find Polaris in the night sky?

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11

30 sec

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