Map Distance - SS1 Geography Past Questions and Answers - page 2
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What is a common reason for enlarging a map?
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To reduce the scale
B
To add more details
C
To change the map's title
D
To make the map smaller
12
What does a scale like "1 inch = 10 miles" on a map mean?
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A
One inch on the map is 10 miles long in reality
B
One inch on the map is one mile long in reality
C
One mile on the map is one inch long in reality
D
One mile on the map is 10 inches long in reality
13
What is the primary goal of map enlargement?
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To change the map's colors
B
To make the map smaller
C
To provide more detail
D
To reduce the map's scale
14
What happens when you change the map's scale?
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A
The map becomes pixelated
B
It gets rotated
C
You change the map's colors
D
You alter the representation of distances
15
Why is it important to ensure a map remains clear and legible when enlarging it?
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To make it more artistic
B
To impress viewers
C
To help users understand the information
D
To reduce the scale
16
Explain the concept of map reduction in your own words.
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17
Describe the main considerations when reducing a map and why they are important.
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18
When would you need to use map enlargement, and how can it improve the usefulness of a map?
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19
What is the role of a map scale, and how does it help people interpret distances on a map?
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20
State a real-world scenario where knowing how to convert map distances to real-world distances would be useful.
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