7. use a world atlas to identify each place. you are part of a worldwide spy operation. you’ve just been given your new assignment. you and your partner are to track and capture mr. x who is on the run. you pack your bags—taking clothes for both warm and cool weather since you aren’t sure where you will end up—and fly to , located at 36° n and 140° e. there you meet up with your partner. you decide to split up because you’ve heard two rumors about where mr. x is holed up. your partner catches a boat to , at 25° n and 122° e. meanwhile, you catch an airplane and head to the continent of , where china is located. mr. x was there—cold and using bottled oxygen—hiding out in the , which border china to the west. unfortunately, you just missed him. you and your partner decide to regroup, so you rendezvous in , located between 15° and 30° n and between 150° and 170° w. you spend several days surfing and talking to the locals. word on the street is that mr. x is cruising in the middle of the , located at 20° s and 70° e. you haven’t heard exactly where he is going, so you head to , located at 1° s and 37° e, where one of your satellite offices is located. meanwhile, your partner takes off for cape town, south africa, located at (latitude/longitude) to visit with an old friend while awaiting mr. x’s next move. within days you learn that your information was wrong. mr. x was last located on a boat at 40° s and 20° w in the , and the boat is traveling west toward the continent. you and your partner charter an airplane and are waiting for him at , located at 23° s and 43° w. your mission is almost complete. you transport him back to the united states, located on the continent, and turn him over to the head of the spy ring, whose home base is in , located at 39° n and 90° w. you say goodbye to your partner and head home to wait for your next assignment.