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A list of symbols that explain things found on the map is called a(n):
Physical Map
Map Key
Compass Rose
Equator
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To find your way from your classroom to the cafeteria, you would most likely use a:
Mental map
Political map
GPS
Sketch map
3
A person who makes maps is called a(n):
Conservationist
Cinematographer
Archeologist
Cartographer
4
On a map legend, what would this symbol most likely represent?
Ice Cream
First Aid
Drinks
Restrooms
5
Look at the TITLE of this map. This is a map of a:
Park
Neighborhood
Hospital
School
6
What kind of map is this?
Political Map
Road Map
Topographic Map
Climate Map
7
The Equator divides the Earth into:
Northern and Southern Hemispheres
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
Arctic and Antarctic
Asia and Africa
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On a map legend, what would this symbol most likely represent?
Diaper Change
Food and Beverage
Restrooms
First Aid
9
What shows the relationship between the distance on the MAP and the distance in REAL LIFE?
Equator
Personal directions
Scale
Sketch map
10
The Prime Meridian divides the Earth into:
Asia and Africa
Northern and Southern Hemispheres
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
Arctic and Antarctic
11
This is a picture of a:
North Star
Map Legend
Map Key
Compass Rose
12
The imaginary lines that run east-west on a map are called:
Longitude
Latitude
Intermediate
Projection
13
Your home address is an example of a(n):
Map Legend
Absolute Location
Relative Location
Compass Rose
14
Which of the following are the Intermediate Directions?
Up and Down
Northeast, Southeast, Southwest, Northwest
North, South, East, West
Left and Right
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The imaginary lines that run north-south on a map are called:
Intermediate
Projection
Latitude
Longitude
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A compass rose shows:
Grid Coordinates
Cardinal Directions
Latitude
Absolute Location