INTERMEDIATE PHASE + GRADE 7 OXFORD SUCCESSFUL


SOCIAL SCIENCES OUP SA


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Social Sciences CORE CLASSROOM COURSE


Oxford Successful


Social Sciences Grade 6 Learner’s Book


Primary Catalogue 55


INTERMEDIATE PHASE + GRADE 7


2 Use the map of South Africa and the scale line below. Measure the straight line distance in kilometres between the following cities: 2.1 George and Bloemfontein 2.2 Mokopane and Mahikeng 2.3 Johannesburg and Upington


(3) (3)


(3) [9]


zabeth 1 cm verteenwoordig 210 km 0 150 300 450 600 750 900 1050 km


3


Use the map of the world and the scale line beneath it on page 11. Measure the straight line distance in kilometres between the following cities:


Use


page b


betw 3


4 Which map has the smaller scale – the map of South Africa or the map of the world? Give a reason for your answer.


3.2 S Wh


rth hich the m [4] Total: 25 marks


3.1 Wellington (New Zealand) to Johannesburg 3.2 San Francisco to New York


3.1 W 3.


(2)


(2) [4]


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Module 1 Summary and assessment Revision summary


In this module you learnt about map skills:   the equator, measured in degrees north or south of the equator.


  the North and South Poles, measured in degrees west or east of the Greenwich Meridian.


  southern hemispheres.


 th Meridian divide the Earth into the western and eastern hemispheres.


  we can use to locate places.


  smaller.


  distance on the ground one centimetre on the map represents.


  represents a certain distance on the ground.


  country, our continent and the rest of the world.


Formal assessment: Test (Geography) 1 Look at the globe on the right hand side.


1 Name: 1.1 the line of latitude A 1.2 the line of longitude B


1.3 the shaded half of the globe C 1.4 the half of the globe D


(2)


(2) CD (2)


(2) [8]


B A


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