Mountain , Hill and maps

Ground rises more than 300 metres is called -----.

• (A)mountain

• (B)hill

• (C)river

Ground rises less than 300 metres is called--------.

• (A)sea

• (B)hill

• (C)mountain

What is Topographic maps?

• (A)show natural features of land such as hills,mountains,lakes and rivers man made (roads, towns)

• (B)shows how high different parts of a region, country or continent

• (C)shows how high is the mountain

How to show heights(depth) on a map?

• (A)only height above sea level

• (B) only contour lines

• (C)heights above sea level and contour lines

How high is the Mouth Everest?

• 8863metres

• 8836metres

• 8863feet

What are contour lines?

• (A)lines joining places that are only 8863 metres above sea levels

• (B)lines joining places that are different height above sea levels

• (C)lines joining places that are the same height above sea level

Where can be a cliff or some vertical surface reached in contour lines?

• (A)contour lines that do not cross each other/seem to join up or stop

• (B)contour lines that cross each other

• (C)contour lines that can be straight line

How many map scales? What are they?

• 3

• 2

• 4

How many metres in a small-scale map in an atlas the contour lines?

• (A)100 or 200 metres

• (B)1000 or 2000 metres

• (c) 10000 or 20000metres

How many metres of a large scale at intervals may be shown the contour lines ?

• (a) 10 metres or even less

• (b)20 metres or even less

• (c)30 metres or even less