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The video tutorial discusses the concept of scale, which is crucial in various fields. It explains two cases: when the scale is less than one, used for large real distances, and when the scale is greater than one, used to magnify small objects. Examples include map drawing and viewing microorganisms.

What is the primary purpose of using a scale in drawings?

• To make drawings more colorful

• To accurately represent real-world distances

• To make drawings more complex

• To enhance the artistic value

When is a scale less than one typically used?

• When the real distance is small

• When the real distance is large

• When the object is already large

• When the object is microscopic

In the example given, what is the ratio of the drawing length to the real length?

• 3 km to 250 cm

• 3 m to 250 km

• 3 cm to 250 km

• 3 cm to 250 m

What happens when the scale is greater than one?

• Objects appear smaller

• Objects appear larger

• Objects remain the same size

• Objects become invisible

Which of the following is an example of using a scale greater than one?

• Drawing a city map

• Enlarging a microbe

• Sketching a landscape

• Reducing a building plan