the lines on the globe are called longitude and latitude lines the longitude lines go up and down while the latitude lines go left to right
As many as you like.
Equator latitude lines
Parallel lines are like this / / / / / / THEY NEVER TOUCH AND ARE OPPOSITE
Parallel lines are line that don't intersect like the equal sign = .
Because they are lines drawn in the Nazca desert. Pretty obvious, I would have thought!
It not an equator
Just google image checkerboard.
As many as you like.
Equator latitude lines
A Globe can show a person what the entire world looks like. However, depending on the type, it does not always show country lines, roads, county lines, state lines, nor does is show all cities.
What line that run up and down and across the globe like invisible street are lines of what
Are you referring to lines of latitude? First, there are no actual "lines" on the surface of the Earth; the lines are virtual, in that they don't really exist. Second, we can create as many different lines of latitude as we want. We usually measure them in segments called "minutes" of latitude, but we can subdivide these as finely as we like. From the equator, there are 90 degrees north and 90 degrees south; each degree is subdivided into 60 minutes. On a globe, the lines of latitude are generally printed each 10 or 15 degrees, but that depends on the scale of the globe.
Because no two of them ever touch or cross each other, and any two of them are always the same distance apart everywhere around the globe ... much like parallel lines on a flat surface.
The board in the game of checkers has 64 squares. The squares alternate in color along the horizontal and vertical lines. They are arranged in eight rows of eight squares each.
Some maps and globes have 'lines' printed on them, and some don't. If there are lines on the globe, they're a convenience to help you estimate the location of a place you might want to find again later, by giving you a scale of numbers to measure the spot against. They're 'scales' for measuring, just like the marks on a ruler. But instead of making you use a ruler and try to wrap it around the globe, they print the rulers right on the globe for you.
The board in the game of checkers has 64 squares. The squares alternate in color along the horizontal and vertical lines. They are arranged in eight rows of eight squares each.
Parallel lines are like this / / / / / / THEY NEVER TOUCH AND ARE OPPOSITE