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6th Science Chapter 1 mapping Earth
6th Science Chapter 1 mapping Earth
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How are remote sensing data commonly used?
to change contour intervals on a map
to predict surface geology
to monitor changes in the land
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____ is the measure of steepness of the ground
map scale
time zone
slope
3
An area of Earth where the time is the same is a
slope
time zone
geologic map
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one use of remote sensing is tp detect change over time
True
False
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view that shows a vertical slice through the ground as though you are looking at Earth's insides from the side
profile view
map view
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A __________relates distances on a map to actual distances on Earth's surface.
cross section
time zones
map scale
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the vertical lines on the map/globe are called
longitude
latitude
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a map profile of rocks
below
the ground is a
map legend
cross section
time zone
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What type of map would you use to show roads, parks, and general elevation?
relief map
physical map
political map
road map
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What is this line that runs through the middle of the Earth. (it is a line of latitude)
poles
equator
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When a topographic map has contour lines that are close together, what kind of hike can you expect?
a gentle hike, it is going to be easy!
a strenuous hike, it is going to be steep!
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a type of view that appears as though you are looking down on an area from above
profile view
map view
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|----------| 3,000 km this is an example of
map scale
map legend
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remote sensing is collecting information about an area without being there
True
False
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Which map features are used to find location?
map legends
latitude and longitude
contour interval lines
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A _______ is a representation that shows faults, rock types, and rock ages
cross section
geologic map
slope
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All the symbols used on a map make up the
map legend
map scale
slope
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Which mapping option best represents the shapes of areas near the equator?
topographic profile
conical projection
cylindrical projection
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WHat type of map projection distorts the size of areas near the poles
conical projection
cylindrical projection
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Which mapping option shows differences in elevation of the land?
conical projection
geologic map
topographic map