Identify and label key geographical features and hemispheres on a globe and map.

Here are the completed labels for the globe and the identified hemispheres.

Part 1: Globe Labels and Values

1. The topmost point on the globe is the North Pole. Value: $90^\circ \text{ N}$
2. The first horizontal line below the North Pole is the Arctic circle. Value: $66.5^\circ \text{ N}$
3. The second horizontal line below the North Pole is the Tropic of Cancer. Value: $23.5^\circ \text{ N}$
4. The third horizontal line below the North Pole (the central horizontal line) is the Equator. Value: $0^\circ$
5. The fourth horizontal line below the North Pole (the first horizontal line below the Equator) is the Tropic of Capricorn. Value: $23.5^\circ \text{ S}$
6. The vertical line on the globe is the Prime Meridian. Value: $0^\circ$
7. The central horizontal line, also pointed to on the right, is the Equator. Value: $0^\circ$
8. The bottommost point on the globe is the South Pole. Value: $90^\circ \text{ S}$

(Note: The term "Antarctic circle" from the word box is not pointed to by any arrow in the diagram.)

Part 2: Shaded Hemispheres

1. The top-left map shows the upper half of the Earth shaded. This is the Northern Hemisphere.
2. The top-right map shows the right half of the Earth (east of the Prime Meridian) shaded. This is the Eastern Hemisphere.
3. The bottom-left map shows the lower half of the Earth shaded. This is the Southern Hemisphere.
4. The bottom-right map shows the left half of the Earth (west of the Prime Meridian) shaded. This is the Western Hemisphere.