Maps and Globes

What helps us find the direction we need to travel?

• globes

• maps

• states

• Earth

What is a round model of the Earth called?

• globe

• map

• state

• Earth

What can you use to tell the distance on a map?

• compass rose

• title

• legend

• scale

Who decides what items to include on a map?

• cartographer

• geographer

• scientist

• teacher

What part of a map explains the meaning of the symbols and colons?

• title

• legend

• compass rose

What do we call the numbers and letters on the bottom and side of a grid map?

• the scale

• compass rose

• coordinates

• the legend

Look at the map. What are the words at the top of the map?

• the legend

• the scale

• coordinates

• the map title

These materials are those that do not depend on the printed sources. Three-dimensional arts like dioramas, globes, puppets, and models; and other projected materials such as films or movies, filmstrips, commercials, videotapes and television shows are examples of non-print viewing materials. Like television channels, most of the viewing materials that are non-print are in digital formats

• Print Materials

• Non-Print Materials

What is the main purpose of a map in terms of navigation?

• To show the physical features of the Earth

• To provide a visual representation of an area

• To help find directions and locations

• To display artistic interpretations of landscapes

Which of the following is a synonym for 'globe'?

• Sphere

• Map

• Atlas

• Chart