Which imaginary line divides Earth into Northern and Southern Hemispheres?
AnswerThe Equator
The Equator circles Earth at 0 degrees latitude, halfway between the poles.
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AnswerThe Equator
The Equator circles Earth at 0 degrees latitude, halfway between the poles.
AnswerTravel there and back again
A round trip takes you to a destination and returns you to where you started.
AnswerIt moves forward one day
Crossing westward, for example from the Americas toward Asia, you skip ahead one calendar day.
AnswerThree letters
Passenger airports are identified by three-letter IATA codes.
AnswerTrade routes linking China with the Mediterranean
For centuries the Silk Road carried silk, spices, ideas and travelers between East and West.
Answer180 degrees
The Date Line zigzags around islands but mostly follows the 180-degree meridian in the Pacific.
AnswerMarco Polo
Marco Polo's book described his years in China and across Asia to European readers.