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Answer the following questions briefly:<br />1.How do you fix the position of a point on a sheet of graph paper?<br />2.Why are distances from reference lines measured in angles?<br />3.How are the poles of the Earth fixed?<br />4.What do you mean by the latitude of a place?<br />5.<br />How are latitudes measured?<br />6. Explain why there is no higher latitude than 90°N and 90°S.<br />7. Explain why the lines of a latitude are called the parallels of latitude.<br />8.Name five important parallels of latitude.<br />9 What are the limits of the North Temperate Zone?<br />10. Which is the reference line for measuring longitude?<br />11. What is meant by the longitude of a place?<br />12. Explain why the lines of longitude are called meridians of longitude.<br />13. State two properties of the lines of latitude.<br />14. State two properties of the lines of longitude.<br />15. The distance between two consecutive parallels of latitude is equal to about 111 km but the distance between<br />two consecutive meridians of longitude is equal to 111 km only at the Equator. Give one reason.<br />16 Explain why 1° latitude is equal to 111 km throughout whereas 1º longitude in terms of distance varies.<br />17. State the rate of change of time with longitude.<br />18. How is the local time of a place fixed?<br />19. Why is Standard Time considered necessary?<br />20. Why do some countries have many time zones?<br />21. What is the International Date Line?<br />22. Mention two places where the International Date Line deviates from 180° longitude.<br />23. What is a Great Circle?<br />24. How is a Great Circle useful?<br />25. Except for the Equator, other parallels of latitude are not Great Circles. Why?<br /><br />pls tell me i will them brainliest​

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