The image provided is a blank world map worksheet titled "Co-ordinates." It displays the grid of latitude and longitude lines but does not contain any specific questions, marked points, or instructions to solve.
Since there is no specific problem statement (such as "Find the coordinates of point X" or "Plot the city at 40°N, 74°W"), I cannot provide a single numerical final answer.
However, I can explain how to use this map to solve coordinate problems, which is likely what your homework requires.
How to Read Coordinates on This Map:
1.
Latitude (Horizontal Lines):
* Look at the numbers running down the left or right side of the map.
* The line in the very middle is
0° (the Equator).
* Numbers going
up from the middle are
North (N) (e.g., 20°N, 40°N).
* Numbers going
down from the middle are
South (S) (e.g., 20°S, 40°S).
2.
Longitude (Vertical Lines):
* Look at the numbers running across the top or bottom of the map.
* The line running vertically through Europe and Africa is usually
0° (the Prime Meridian).
* Numbers going to the
left are
West (W) (e.g., 20°W, 40°W).
* Numbers going to the
right are
East (E) (e.g., 20°E, 40°E).
Example of how to find a location:
If you were asked to find
London, you would:
* Find the horizontal line near
50°N.
* Find the vertical line near
0°.
* The intersection is roughly where London is located.
If you have a specific question that goes with this map (like a list of cities to find or specific coordinates to plot), please provide those details!
Final Answer:
The provided image is a blank template for practicing coordinates and does not contain a specific question to solve. To complete your homework, you need to either:
1.
Find the coordinates of a specific place by tracing its position to the nearest latitude (horizontal) and longitude (vertical) lines.
2.
Plot a point by finding where the given latitude and longitude lines cross on the map.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable world map with latitude and longitude and countries.
