1.

The following points are both located in the Eastern Hemisphere and belong to the northern temperate zone: ( ) A.

120°E, 40°N B.

170°E, 30°N C.

.40°W, 20°N D.

10°W, 80°S2.

As we begin our pleasant summer vacation, Australia is in the middle of the year ( ) A.

Spring B.

summer c.

.Autumn D.

Winter 3.

When the earth revolves, the relationship between the orbit and the earth's axis is ( ) A.

vertical b．

Always maintain an included angle of 23.5° C.

Always maintain an included angle of 66.5° D.

Not fixed 4.

.When days and nights are of equal length in the northern and southern hemispheres, the sun shines directly on ( ) A.

Equator B.

Tropic of Cancer C.

Tropic of Capricorn D.

At a certain point between the equator and the Tropic of Cancer, complete questions 5-9 based on the sketch of the latitude and longitude grid in Figure 1: 5.

Among points A, B, C, and D in the figure, the correct representation of the longitude and latitude is ( )A.

Point A (20°, 20°) B.

Point B (40°E, 60°S) C.

Point C (0°, 20°N) D．

Point D (20°E, 40°N)6.

The points in the figure located in the northern hemisphere are ( ) A.

(Points A, B, D) B.

(Point C) C.

(Points A, B, C, D) D.

(Points C and D) 7. The points in the figure located in the Eastern Hemisphere are ( )A.

(Points A, C, D) B.

(Points B and C) C.

(A, B, C, D, point) D.

(Point B)8．

The correct description of the orientation of each point in the figure is ( )A.

Point A is southeast of point B B.

Point D is directly south of point A C.

Point C is southeast of point A D.

Point D is northwest of point C 9.

Located in the southern hemisphere, the point with direct sunlight is ( ) A.

Point A B.

Point B C.

Point C D.

Point D10.

The largest and smallest continents in the world are ( )A.

Asia and Europe b.

North America and OceaniaC.

Africa and Antarctica d.

Asia and Oceania11.

The world's volcanoes and earthquakes are concentrated in ( ) A.

Continental margin B.

Inside the continent C.

Plate margin D.

Inside the plate 12.

People call it "the sea", but it is not a "sea", but a lake, and this is the lowest point on the land. Because the salt content of the lake water is too high, other organisms except bacteria cannot survive.