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Which scale is closest to reality?

What is a Geographical key?

GCSE Geography map and graph skills

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1
What is a Geographical key?
It displays things on the map.
It opens a door
It interprets map symbols
It shows distances on a map
2
Which scale is closest to reality?
1:10,000
1:25,000
1:50,000
1:100,000
3
What is a contour line?
The height at a point
The steepness of a slope
The highest local point in the area.
Lines joining points of equal height
4
What does GIS stand for?
General Information systems.
Geography instruction systems
Geographical Information systems
Geographical Information Symbols.
5
To create a four figure grid reference
Go along the stairs and up the corridor
Go along the corridor and up the stairs.
Go along the stairs and down the corridor
Go along the corridor and down the stairs.
6
What word is used to show the change on a graph?
Fashion
Best fit line.
Upwards and downwards.
Trend
7
What is the direction from the North West to the South East?
North West
South West
North East
South East
8
What is the difference between 6 and 4 figure grid references?
One is 100 times more precise than the other.
The 6 figure describes a square and the 4 figure a point.
One is more detailed than the other.
One has more numbers than the other.
9
What is a choropleth map?
A coloured in map.
A map joining points of equal value
A density shaded map.
A sketch of what you see.
10
What is a spot height?
The highest place.
The height at that point
How to find somewhere.
The lowest point.