Interpretation of physical and cultural features - SS1 Geography Past Questions and Answers - page 2
How do communication lines on maps help in understanding a region?
Indicating cultural landmarks
Showing transportation routes
Representing geological features
Administrative boundaries on a map help define the extent and jurisdiction of:
Elevation levels
Cultural landmarks
Government authorities
Which cultural features do ports and harbors typically represent on a map?
Historical sites
Locations for water recreation
Shipping and maritime trade facilities
What type of contour lines indicate the presence of a depression, like a sinkhole, on a map?
Solid lines
Hachured lines
Dotted lines
What do closed contour loops with concentric circles often represent on a topographic map?
Desert regions
Mountain peaks with flat summits
River valleys
How can you use contour lines on a topographic map to determine the steepness of a terrain feature?
What are the key differences between interpreting natural features like ridges and rivers on a map versus cultural features like roads and settlements?
How does the interpretation of communication lines, such as telephone cables or cell towers, on a map provide insights into the infrastructure and connectivity of an area?
Explain the significance of understanding the cultural features, including schools and utilities, on a map for urban planning and development.
Why are administrative boundaries important when interpreting maps, and how do they affect the organization and governance of a region?