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Lets say you dont want to wrap a flat piece of paper around a round object ?
TQA:T_0380_1
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wrap
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wrap
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Lets say you dont want to wrap a flat piece of paper around a round object ?
TQA:T_0380_1
6
wrap
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wrap
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Lets say you dont want to wrap a flat piece of paper around a round object ?
TQA:T_0380_1
6
wrap
true
wrap
[ "who", "doesn't", "_", "wrap", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "you" ]
[ [ 2, 3 ] ]
You could put a flat piece of paper right on the area that you want to map .
TQA:T_0380_2
2
put
true
put
[ "what", "can", "someone", "put", "_", "_", "somewhere", "?" ]
[ "a flat piece of paper" ]
[ [ 3, 8 ] ]
You could put a flat piece of paper right on the area that you want to map .
TQA:T_0380_2
2
put
true
put
[ "where", "can", "someone", "put", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "right on the area that you want to map .", "right on the area that you want to map", "right on the area" ]
[ [ 8, 18 ], [ 8, 17 ], [ 8, 12 ] ]
You could put a flat piece of paper right on the area that you want to map .
TQA:T_0380_2
2
put
true
put
[ "who", "can", "_", "put", "something", "_", "somewhere", "?" ]
[ "You", "You could" ]
[ [ 0, 1 ], [ 0, 2 ] ]
You could put a flat piece of paper right on the area that you want to map .
TQA:T_0380_2
14
want
true
want
[ "what", "does", "someone", "want", "_", "_", "to do", "?" ]
[ "to map" ]
[ [ 15, 17 ] ]
You could put a flat piece of paper right on the area that you want to map .
TQA:T_0380_2
16
map
true
map
[ "where", "might", "someone", "map", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "a flat piece of paper right on the area", "on the area that you want to map", "flat piece of paper right on the area" ]
[ [ 3, 12 ], [ 9, 17 ], [ 4, 12 ] ]
You could put a flat piece of paper right on the area that you want to map .
TQA:T_0380_2
16
map
true
map
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[ "You", "you", "want" ]
[ [ 0, 1 ], [ 13, 14 ], [ 14, 15 ] ]
This type of map is called a gnomonic map projection -LRB- Figure 2.18 -RRB- .
TQA:T_0380_3
5
called
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call
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[ "This type of map" ]
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This type of map is called a gnomonic map projection -LRB- Figure 2.18 -RRB- .
TQA:T_0380_3
5
called
true
call
[ "what", "is", "something", "called", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "gnomonic map", "a gnomonic map projection" ]
[ [ 7, 9 ], [ 6, 10 ] ]
The poles are often mapped this way to avoid distortion .
TQA:T_0380_6
4
mapped
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map
[ "what", "is", "_", "mapped", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "The poles" ]
[ [ 0, 2 ] ]
The poles are often mapped this way to avoid distortion .
TQA:T_0380_6
4
mapped
true
map
[ "what", "is", "something", "mapped", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "poles", "this way" ]
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The poles are often mapped this way to avoid distortion .
TQA:T_0380_6
4
mapped
true
map
[ "why", "is", "something", "mapped", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "to avoid distortion", "avoid distortion" ]
[ [ 7, 10 ], [ 8, 10 ] ]
The poles are often mapped this way to avoid distortion .
TQA:T_0380_6
8
avoid
true
avoid
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[ "The poles are often mapped this way", "this way" ]
[ [ 0, 7 ], [ 5, 7 ] ]
The poles are often mapped this way to avoid distortion .
TQA:T_0380_6
8
avoid
true
avoid
[ "what", "can", "_", "avoided", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "distortion" ]
[ [ 9, 10 ] ]
In 1963 , Arthur Robinson made a map with more accurate sizes and shapes of land areas .
TQA:T_0381_0
5
made
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make
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[ "a map", "a map with more accurate sizes and shapes of land areas" ]
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In 1963 , Arthur Robinson made a map with more accurate sizes and shapes of land areas .
TQA:T_0381_0
5
made
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make
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[ "In 1963", "1963" ]
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In 1963 , Arthur Robinson made a map with more accurate sizes and shapes of land areas .
TQA:T_0381_0
5
made
true
make
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[ "Arthur Robinson" ]
[ [ 3, 5 ] ]
He did this using mathematical formulas .
TQA:T_0381_1
3
using
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use
[ "what", "was", "someone", "using", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "mathematical formulas" ]
[ [ 4, 6 ] ]
He did this using mathematical formulas .
TQA:T_0381_1
3
using
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use
[ "who", "was", "_", "using", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "He" ]
[ [ 0, 1 ] ]
Whatever map projection is used , maps help us find places and to be able to get from one place to another .
TQA:T_0381_10
4
used
true
use
[ "what", "is", "_", "used", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "map projection" ]
[ [ 1, 3 ] ]
Whatever map projection is used , maps help us find places and to be able to get from one place to another .
TQA:T_0381_10
4
used
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use
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Whatever map projection is used , maps help us find places and to be able to get from one place to another .
TQA:T_0381_10
7
help
true
help
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[ "find places", "find places and to be able to get from one place to another" ]
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Whatever map projection is used , maps help us find places and to be able to get from one place to another .
TQA:T_0381_10
7
help
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help
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[ "maps" ]
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Whatever map projection is used , maps help us find places and to be able to get from one place to another .
TQA:T_0381_10
9
find
true
find
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[ "places" ]
[ [ 10, 11 ] ]
Whatever map projection is used , maps help us find places and to be able to get from one place to another .
TQA:T_0381_10
9
find
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find
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[ "us" ]
[ [ 8, 9 ] ]
Whatever map projection is used , maps help us find places and to be able to get from one place to another .
TQA:T_0381_10
16
get
true
get
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[ "from one place to another", "maps", "maps help us find places" ]
[ [ 17, 22 ], [ 6, 7 ], [ 6, 11 ] ]
Whatever map projection is used , maps help us find places and to be able to get from one place to another .
TQA:T_0381_10
16
get
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get
[ "what", "is", "_", "gotten", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "from one place to another", "from one place to another ." ]
[ [ 17, 22 ], [ 17, 23 ] ]
So how do you find your location on a map ?
TQA:T_0381_11
2
do
true
do
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[ "find your location on a map" ]
[ [ 4, 10 ] ]
So how do you find your location on a map ?
TQA:T_0381_11
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do
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do
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[ "you" ]
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So how do you find your location on a map ?
TQA:T_0381_11
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find
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find
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[ "your location on a map", "your location" ]
[ [ 5, 10 ], [ 5, 7 ] ]
So how do you find your location on a map ?
TQA:T_0381_11
4
find
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find
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[ "you" ]
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The formulas could directly translate coordinates onto the map .
TQA:T_0381_2
4
translate
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translate
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[ "directly" ]
[ [ 3, 4 ] ]
The formulas could directly translate coordinates onto the map .
TQA:T_0381_2
4
translate
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translate
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[ "coordinates" ]
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The formulas could directly translate coordinates onto the map .
TQA:T_0381_2
4
translate
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translate
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The formulas could directly translate coordinates onto the map .
TQA:T_0381_2
4
translate
true
translate
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[ "onto the map" ]
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The formulas could directly translate coordinates onto the map .
TQA:T_0381_2
5
coordinates
true
coordinate
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[ "onto the map" ]
[ [ 6, 9 ] ]
This type of projection is shaped like an oval rather than a rectangle -LRB- Figure 2.19 -RRB- .
TQA:T_0381_3
5
shaped
true
shape
[ "how", "is", "something", "shaped", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "like an oval" ]
[ [ 6, 9 ] ]
This type of projection is shaped like an oval rather than a rectangle -LRB- Figure 2.19 -RRB- .
TQA:T_0381_3
5
shaped
true
shape
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[ "This type of projection" ]
[ [ 0, 4 ] ]
Distances along the equator and the lines parallel to it are true .
TQA:T_0381_7
7
parallel
true
parallel
[ "what", "is", "_", "paralleled", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "Distances along the equator and the lines", "lines", "the lines" ]
[ [ 0, 7 ], [ 6, 7 ], [ 5, 7 ] ]
In 1988 , the National Geographic Society began to use Robinsons projection for its world maps .
TQA:T_0381_9
7
began
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begin
[ "what", "_", "_", "began", "_", "_", "to do something", "?" ]
[ "the National Geographic Society", "National Geographic Society" ]
[ [ 3, 7 ], [ 4, 7 ] ]
In 1988 , the National Geographic Society began to use Robinsons projection for its world maps .
TQA:T_0381_9
7
began
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begin
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[ "use Robinsons projection for its world maps", "to use Robinsons projection for its world maps" ]
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In 1988 , the National Geographic Society began to use Robinsons projection for its world maps .
TQA:T_0381_9
7
began
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begin
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[ "In 1988", "1988" ]
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In 1988 , the National Geographic Society began to use Robinsons projection for its world maps .
TQA:T_0381_9
9
use
true
use
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[ "Robinsons projection" ]
[ [ 10, 12 ] ]
In 1988 , the National Geographic Society began to use Robinsons projection for its world maps .
TQA:T_0381_9
9
use
true
use
[ "what", "did", "someone", "use", "something", "for", "_", "?" ]
[ "its world maps" ]
[ [ 13, 16 ] ]
In 1988 , the National Geographic Society began to use Robinsons projection for its world maps .
TQA:T_0381_9
9
use
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use
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[ "In 1988", "1988" ]
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In 1988 , the National Geographic Society began to use Robinsons projection for its world maps .
TQA:T_0381_9
9
use
true
use
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[ "National Geographic Society", "National Geographic Society began" ]
[ [ 4, 7 ], [ 4, 8 ] ]
Most maps use a grid of lines to help you to find your location .
TQA:T_0382_0
2
use
true
use
[ "what", "does", "something", "use", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "a grid of lines", "grid of lines" ]
[ [ 3, 7 ], [ 4, 7 ] ]
Most maps use a grid of lines to help you to find your location .
TQA:T_0382_0
2
use
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use
[ "what", "_", "_", "uses", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "Most maps", "maps" ]
[ [ 0, 2 ], [ 1, 2 ] ]
Most maps use a grid of lines to help you to find your location .
TQA:T_0382_0
2
use
true
use
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[ "to help you to find your location" ]
[ [ 7, 14 ] ]
Most maps use a grid of lines to help you to find your location .
TQA:T_0382_0
8
help
true
help
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[ "to find your location" ]
[ [ 10, 14 ] ]
Most maps use a grid of lines to help you to find your location .
TQA:T_0382_0
8
help
true
help
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[ "a grid of lines", "grid of lines" ]
[ [ 3, 7 ], [ 4, 7 ] ]
Most maps use a grid of lines to help you to find your location .
TQA:T_0382_0
8
help
true
help
[ "who", "is", "_", "helped", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "you" ]
[ [ 9, 10 ] ]
Most maps use a grid of lines to help you to find your location .
TQA:T_0382_0
11
find
true
find
[ "how", "is", "something", "found", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "use a grid of lines" ]
[ [ 2, 7 ] ]
Most maps use a grid of lines to help you to find your location .
TQA:T_0382_0
11
find
true
find
[ "what", "is", "_", "found", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "your location" ]
[ [ 12, 14 ] ]
This grid system is called a geographic coordinate system .
TQA:T_0382_1
4
called
true
call
[ "what", "is", "_", "called", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "This grid system", "grid system" ]
[ [ 0, 3 ], [ 1, 3 ] ]
This grid system is called a geographic coordinate system .
TQA:T_0382_1
4
called
true
call
[ "what", "is", "something", "called", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "a geographic coordinate system", "geographic coordinate system" ]
[ [ 5, 9 ], [ 6, 9 ] ]
Using this system you can define your location by two numbers , latitude and longitude .
TQA:T_0382_2
0
Using
true
use
[ "what", "is", "_", "used", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "this system" ]
[ [ 1, 3 ] ]
Using this system you can define your location by two numbers , latitude and longitude .
TQA:T_0382_2
0
Using
true
use
[ "why", "is", "something", "used", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "you can define your location by two numbers , latitude and longitude" ]
[ [ 3, 15 ] ]
Using this system you can define your location by two numbers , latitude and longitude .
TQA:T_0382_2
5
define
true
define
[ "how", "is", "someone", "defined", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "two numbers , latitude and longitude", "by two numbers", "latitude and longitude" ]
[ [ 9, 15 ], [ 8, 11 ], [ 12, 15 ] ]
Using this system you can define your location by two numbers , latitude and longitude .
TQA:T_0382_2
5
define
true
define
[ "who", "is", "_", "defined", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "your location" ]
[ [ 6, 8 ] ]
If you know your latitude , you know how far you are north or south of the equator .
TQA:T_0383_3
2
know
true
know
[ "what", "might", "someone", "know", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "latitude", "your latitude" ]
[ [ 4, 5 ], [ 3, 5 ] ]
If you know your latitude , you know how far you are north or south of the equator .
TQA:T_0383_3
2
know
true
know
[ "who", "might", "_", "know", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "you" ]
[ [ 1, 2 ] ]
If you know your latitude , you know how far you are north or south of the equator .
TQA:T_0383_3
7
know
true
know
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[ "how far you are north or south of the equator" ]
[ [ 8, 18 ] ]
If you know your latitude , you know how far you are north or south of the equator .
TQA:T_0383_3
7
know
true
know
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[ "you" ]
[ [ 6, 7 ] ]
Lines of longitude are circles that go around Earth from pole to pole , like the sections of an orange .
TQA:T_0384_0
6
go
true
go
[ "how", "is", "something", "going", "_", "around", "something", "?" ]
[ "like the sections of an orange", "from pole to pole", "from pole to pole , like the sections of an orange" ]
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Lines of longitude are circles that go around Earth from pole to pole , like the sections of an orange .
TQA:T_0384_0
6
go
true
go
[ "what", "is", "_", "going", "_", "around", "something", "?" ]
[ "Lines of longitude" ]
[ [ 0, 3 ] ]
Lines of longitude are circles that go around Earth from pole to pole , like the sections of an orange .
TQA:T_0384_0
6
go
true
go
[ "what", "is", "something", "going", "_", "around", "_", "?" ]
[ "around Earth", "Earth" ]
[ [ 7, 9 ], [ 8, 9 ] ]
The Prime Meridian is a circle that runs north to south and passes through Greenwich , England .
TQA:T_0384_2
7
runs
true
run
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[ [ 4, 6 ], [ 0, 3 ], [ 5, 6 ] ]
The Prime Meridian is a circle that runs north to south and passes through Greenwich , England .
TQA:T_0384_2
7
runs
true
run
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The Prime Meridian is a circle that runs north to south and passes through Greenwich , England .
TQA:T_0384_2
12
passes
true
pass
[ "what", "does", "something", "pass", "_", "through", "_", "?" ]
[ "Greenwich , England" ]
[ [ 14, 17 ] ]
The Prime Meridian is a circle that runs north to south and passes through Greenwich , England .
TQA:T_0384_2
12
passes
true
pass
[ "what", "_", "_", "passes", "_", "through", "something", "?" ]
[ "The Prime Meridian" ]
[ [ 0, 3 ] ]
Longitude tells you how far you are east or west from the Prime Meridian -LRB- Figure 2.21 -RRB- .
TQA:T_0384_3
1
tells
true
tell
[ "what", "does", "something", "tell", "_", "_", "someone", "?" ]
[ "how far you are east or west from the Prime Meridian" ]
[ [ 3, 14 ] ]
Longitude tells you how far you are east or west from the Prime Meridian -LRB- Figure 2.21 -RRB- .
TQA:T_0384_3
1
tells
true
tell
[ "what", "_", "_", "tells", "someone", "_", "something", "?" ]
[ "Longitude" ]
[ [ 0, 1 ] ]
Longitude tells you how far you are east or west from the Prime Meridian -LRB- Figure 2.21 -RRB- .
TQA:T_0384_3
1
tells
true
tell
[ "who", "does", "something", "tell", "_", "_", "something", "?" ]
[ "you" ]
[ [ 2, 3 ] ]
You can remember latitude and longitude by doing jumping jacks .
TQA:T_0384_4
2
remember
true
remember
[ "how", "can", "someone", "remember", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "by doing jumping jacks" ]
[ [ 6, 10 ] ]
You can remember latitude and longitude by doing jumping jacks .
TQA:T_0384_4
2
remember
true
remember
[ "what", "can", "someone", "remember", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "latitude and longitude" ]
[ [ 3, 6 ] ]
You can remember latitude and longitude by doing jumping jacks .
TQA:T_0384_4
2
remember
true
remember
[ "who", "can", "_", "remember", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "You" ]
[ [ 0, 1 ] ]
You can remember latitude and longitude by doing jumping jacks .
TQA:T_0384_4
8
jumping
true
jump
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[ "You can remember latitude and longitude by doing jumping jacks" ]
[ [ 0, 10 ] ]
When your hands are above your head and your feet are together , say longitude -LRB- your body is long ! -RRB- .
TQA:T_0384_5
13
say
true
say
[ "what", "should", "someone", "say", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "longitude" ]
[ [ 14, 15 ] ]
When your hands are above your head and your feet are together , say longitude -LRB- your body is long ! -RRB- .
TQA:T_0384_5
13
say
true
say
[ "when", "does", "someone", "say", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "When your hands are above your head and your feet are together" ]
[ [ 0, 12 ] ]
When you put your arms out to the side horizontally , say latitude -LRB- your head and arms make a cross , like the t in latitude -RRB- .
TQA:T_0384_6
2
put
true
put
[ "what", "does", "someone", "put", "_", "_", "somewhere", "?" ]
[ "arms", "your arms" ]
[ [ 4, 5 ], [ 3, 5 ] ]
When you put your arms out to the side horizontally , say latitude -LRB- your head and arms make a cross , like the t in latitude -RRB- .
TQA:T_0384_6
2
put
true
put
[ "where", "does", "someone", "put", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "out to the side horizontally", "to the side" ]
[ [ 5, 10 ], [ 6, 9 ] ]
When you put your arms out to the side horizontally , say latitude -LRB- your head and arms make a cross , like the t in latitude -RRB- .
TQA:T_0384_6
2
put
true
put
[ "who", "_", "_", "puts", "something", "_", "somewhere", "?" ]
[ "you" ]
[ [ 1, 2 ] ]
When you put your arms out to the side horizontally , say latitude -LRB- your head and arms make a cross , like the t in latitude -RRB- .
TQA:T_0384_6
11
say
true
say
[ "what", "is", "_", "said", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "latitude" ]
[ [ 12, 13 ] ]
When you put your arms out to the side horizontally , say latitude -LRB- your head and arms make a cross , like the t in latitude -RRB- .
TQA:T_0384_6
18
make
true
make
[ "what", "is", "_", "making", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "your head and arms" ]
[ [ 14, 18 ] ]
When you put your arms out to the side horizontally , say latitude -LRB- your head and arms make a cross , like the t in latitude -RRB- .
TQA:T_0384_6
18
make
true
make
[ "what", "is", "something", "making", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "a cross" ]
[ [ 19, 21 ] ]
While you are jumping , your arms are going the same way as each of these grid lines : horizontal for latitude and vertical for longitude .
TQA:T_0384_7
3
jumping
true
jump
[ "who", "is", "_", "jumping", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "you" ]
[ [ 1, 2 ] ]
While you are jumping , your arms are going the same way as each of these grid lines : horizontal for latitude and vertical for longitude .
TQA:T_0384_7
8
going
true
go
[ "how", "is", "something", "going", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "the same way as each of these grid lines" ]
[ [ 9, 18 ] ]
While you are jumping , your arms are going the same way as each of these grid lines : horizontal for latitude and vertical for longitude .
TQA:T_0384_7
8
going
true
go
[ "what", "is", "_", "going", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "your arms" ]
[ [ 5, 7 ] ]
While you are jumping , your arms are going the same way as each of these grid lines : horizontal for latitude and vertical for longitude .
TQA:T_0384_7
8
going
true
go
[ "when", "is", "something", "going", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "While you are jumping", "While you are jumping ," ]
[ [ 0, 4 ], [ 0, 5 ] ]
If you know the latitude and longitude of a place , you can find it on a map .
TQA:T_0385_0
2
know
true
know
[ "what", "does", "someone", "know", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "the latitude and longitude of a place" ]
[ [ 3, 10 ] ]
If you know the latitude and longitude of a place , you can find it on a map .
TQA:T_0385_0
2
know
true
know
[ "who", "_", "_", "knows", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "you" ]
[ [ 1, 2 ] ]
If you know the latitude and longitude of a place , you can find it on a map .
TQA:T_0385_0
13
find
true
find
[ "how", "can", "someone", "find", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "on a map", "If you know the latitude and longitude of a place" ]
[ [ 15, 18 ], [ 0, 10 ] ]
If you know the latitude and longitude of a place , you can find it on a map .
TQA:T_0385_0
13
find
true
find
[ "what", "can", "someone", "find", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "a place", "it" ]
[ [ 8, 10 ], [ 14, 15 ] ]
If you know the latitude and longitude of a place , you can find it on a map .
TQA:T_0385_0
13
find
true
find
[ "where", "can", "someone", "find", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "on a map" ]
[ [ 15, 18 ] ]
If you know the latitude and longitude of a place , you can find it on a map .
TQA:T_0385_0
13
find
true
find
[ "who", "can", "_", "find", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "you" ]
[ [ 11, 12 ] ]
Then move another finger along the longitude line to find your and longitude .
TQA:T_0385_10
1
move
true
move
[ "what", "is", "_", "moved", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "another finger", "finger" ]
[ [ 2, 4 ], [ 3, 4 ] ]
Then move another finger along the longitude line to find your and longitude .
TQA:T_0385_10
1
move
true
move
[ "where", "is", "something", "moved", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "along the longitude line" ]
[ [ 4, 8 ] ]