Multi-select problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to determine latitude and longitude 
Understand latitude. 
Latitude measures how far a point is north or south of the equator. Since the earth is round, distance from the equator is measured in angular degrees with the equator being 0 degrees and the northernmost point--the north pole--being at 90 degrees.

OPTIONS:
(1). This is known as the latitude of the earth by definition. From the north pole, latitude represents 12 degrees (280 degrees) within the orbit of the earth.
(2). The southernmost point--the south pole--is also at 90 degrees. Latitude is measured in degrees north when in the northern hemisphere and degrees south when in the southern hemisphere.
(3). Latitude is the angular position of the north pole (south), which is upside down. You can find roughly 400 degrees by using your calculator to find the wind direction.
(4). Divide the diameter of the body of water by the incremental diameter. Take the diameter of the body of water into account : The arithmetic essentially represents how many feet the base of the base of the continent falls-either degrees or degrees.
(2).