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MAP SKILLS TEST
MAP SKILLS TEST
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1
Which direction would the car be traveling if it went towards Mike's?
SOUTH
WEST
NORTH
EAST
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A legend/key uses _____ to show us what is on the map.
Numbers
Words
Symbols
3
Lines of latitude run
vertically like long vines
horizontally like rungs on a ladder
diagonally
a mile
4
Scale: the relationship between a measurement on the map and actual distance (in real life).
True
False
5
THIS map has a BIG HUGE OOPS in it. WHAT is wrong?
MIXED UP COMPASS ROSE
NOT ENOUGH SYMBOLS
WRONG TITLE
TOO MANY LABELS
6
How many CARDINAL directions are there?
TWO
Four
One
EIGHT
7
On the picture, NUMBER 5 is:
S
W
E
N
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A MAP SCALE shows:
Cardinal Directions
Meanings of symbols
Physical landforms
Actual distance
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On the picture, NUMBER 7 is:
SE
NW
NE
SW
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What do we call this picture?
Map Symbols
Compass Rose
Map Scale
Map Key
11
Northwest is an example of
A cardinal direction
An intermediate direction
12
What is missing from this map?
Map Key
Title
Labels
Compass Rose
13
A scale tells us what different symbols and colors on the map mean.
True
False
14
Lines of longitude run
horizontally like rungs on a ladder
a mile
vertically like long vines
diagonally
15
If 1 inch (on the map) = 5 miles (in real life), then how far is 2 inches
in real life
?
7 miles
20 miles
10 miles
15 miles
16
The equator is an imaginary line that goes around the middle of the earth.
True
False
17
The following picture is a:
MAP KEY or LEGEND
MAP SCALE
COMPASS ROSE
MAP LABEL
18
If 1 inch (on the map) = 5 miles (in real life), then how far is 4 inches
in real life
?
15 miles
20 miles
7 miles
10 miles
19
North, West, East and South are which type of directions?
Cardinal Directions
Intermediate Directions
20
On a map, which direction will we find on the RIGHT HAND SIDE?
SOUTH
EAST
WEST
NORTH