Map Unit Test Review (6th Grade)

What is a loss of accuracy?

• Exposure

• Distortion

• Projection

• Globe

What is a loss of accuracy?

• Exposure

• Distortion

• Projection

• Globe

Mercator, Gall-Peters, and Robinson are all types of what kind of maps? (6 & 7-G1.1.1)

• Exposure

• Distortion

• Projection

• Globe

What type of map shows special subjects such as population, climate zones, or religion?

• Political Map

• Physical Map

• Special Purpose Map

• Globe

What is a spherical, or ball-shaped, model of the entire planet? (6 & 7-G1.1.1)

• Political Map

• Physical Map

• Special Purpose Map

• Globe

What type of map shows country boundaries, capital cities, and major cities? (6 & 7-G1.1.1)

• Political Map

• Physical Map

• Special Purpose Map

• Globe

What type of map shows physical features on it? (6 & 7-G1.1.1)

• Political Map

• Physical Map

• Special Purpose Map

• Globe

What is an imaginary grid on the world using lines of latitude and lines of longitude?

• Global Grid

• Lunar Grid

• Political Map

• Globe

What are imaginary lines that are parallels and run east to west?

• Absolute Location

• Relative Location

• Lines of Latitude

• Lines of Longitude

What are imaginary lines that run north and south through the North and South Poles and are known as meridians?

• Absolute Location

• Relative Location

• Lines of Latitude

• Lines of Longitude