Guide to Giving Directions

What is a map used for?

• For storing historical data

• To create artistic designs

• A map is used for navigation and understanding geographical relationships.

• As a tool for cooking recipes

How can you find your way using a map?

• Ask a stranger for directions

• Use a compass to determine north

• Identify your location, find your destination, and follow the best route.

• Follow the sun to your destination

What do you call a place that helps you know where you are?

• compass

• satellite

• globe

• map

What is a landmark?

• A landmark is a notable object or feature in a landscape.

• A landmark is a type of animal.

• A landmark is a historical document.

• A landmark is a type of building.

Can you name a famous landmark in your city?

• Colosseum

• Great Wall of China

• Statue of Liberty

• Eiffel Tower

How do you use a compass with a map?

• Align the compass with the map's north and adjust your direction accordingly.

• Ignore the compass and rely solely on landmarks.

• Follow the compass without considering the map's orientation.

• Use the compass to measure the distance on the map.

What should you look for on a map to find a park?

• Water bodies like rivers and lakes

• Symbols or icons representing parks and labels indicating park names.

• Roads and highways marked on the map

• Buildings and residential areas nearby

Why is it important to know landmarks when giving directions?

• Landmarks can confuse people when giving directions.

• Landmarks are only useful for tourists.

• Knowing landmarks helps in providing clear and relatable directions.

• Directions are better without any reference points.

What does 'turn left' mean?

• To reverse direction completely.

• To move straight ahead.

• To change direction to the right.

• To change direction to the left.

What does 'go straight' mean?

• To continue in a direct line without turning.

• To turn left at the next intersection.

• To move in a circular path.

• To stop and wait for a signal.