Asking for and Giving Direction

What is the cardinal direction that is directly opposite to the north?

• up

• east

• west

• south

What does the symbol 'N' represent on a map?

• North

• Nevada

• Neverland

• Narnia

What is the purpose of a compass when reading a map?

• To calculate the distance between two points on the map

• To determine the direction in which to travel and to orient the map.

• To determine the population density of the area on the map

• To identify the elevation of the terrain on the map

Explain the concept of scale on a map.

• Scale on a map is the measurement of the map's physical size

• Scale on a map refers to the color scheme used to represent different features

• Scale on a map is the angle at which the map is oriented

• Scale on a map represents the ratio between a distance on the map and the corresponding distance on the ground.

How can you determine the direction of a place using a compass?

• By looking at the position of the sun in the sky

• By counting the number of trees in the area

• By asking a local resident for directions

• By aligning the compass needle with the north arrow and reading the direction indicated by the index pointer.

What are the different types of maps used for navigation?

• Topographic maps, nautical charts, aeronautical charts, road maps, and GPS maps

• Political maps, weather maps, and population density maps

Explain the difference between a physical map and a political map.

• A physical map shows climate zones, while a political map shows transportation routes.

• A physical map shows elevation levels, while a political map shows time zones.

• A physical map shows population density, while a political map shows mountain ranges.

• A physical map shows natural features, while a political map shows boundaries and locations of countries.

What is the significance of a legend on a map?

• It provides a key to understanding the symbols and colors used on the map.

• It marks the location of hidden treasures

• It indicates the distance to the nearest gas station

• It shows the population density of the area

How can you use latitude and longitude to find a specific location on a map?

• By using a compass and measuring the angle from the equator

• By asking for directions from local residents

• By entering the coordinates into a mapping software or GPS device.

• By looking at the position of the stars in the sky

What are the common map symbols used to represent landmarks and features?

• A yellow area for a river

• A square for a mountain

• A red line for a building

• Common map symbols used to represent landmarks and features include: a small black dot for a building, a triangle for a mountain, a blue line for a river, and a green area for a forest.