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