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What is altitude?

The measurement of the earth's circumference

The distance between two points on the earth's surface

The height of any object from sea level (correct)

The angular distance of any point on the earth's surface from the equator

What is latitude?

The measurement of the earth's circumference

The distance between two points on the earth's surface

The angular distance of any point on the earth's surface north or south of the equator (correct)

The height of any object from sea level

What is the reference point for latitude?

The prime meridian

The equator (correct)

The Tropic of Cancer

The North Pole

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Geographical Coordinates

Altitude: The height of an object or point above a certain level, usually sea level.
Latitude: The angular distance of a point on the Earth's surface from the equator, measured in degrees, minutes, and seconds.
Reference point for latitude: The equator, which is designated as 0° latitude.

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Test your knowledge of geographical coordinates with this quiz on altitude and latitude. Learn about measuring height above sea level and the angular distance from the equator.