Two points A and B lie on the same meridian, where A lies at 35 degrees north latitude.

Both places are in the north latitude, and the greater the latitude, the farther north; Both places are in the south latitude, the greater the latitude, the farther south, and the north latitude is north of the south latitude;

The principle of judging the east-west direction is that the bad arc is dominant, that is, the longitude difference between the two places in one direction is less than 180 degrees.

In the question, A is in the north latitude and B is in the south latitude, so A is in the north of B; The longitude difference between B and A is 190 degrees, and the longitude difference between W and A is 170 degrees, so A is in the west of B. Conclusion: A is in the northwest of B.

On the same meridian, if on the same meridian, the relationship between the two places must be due north and due south; If you are not on the same warp line, it is also something, but the exam is generally not like this.