Representation of Relief Forms - SS2 Geography Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What do contour lines on a map represent?
Vegetation types
Water bodies
Elevation and relief
Road networks
How are valleys typically represented on maps?
As circular shapes
With closely spaced contour lines
As parallel lines
With concentric circles
What is the main purpose of using conventional signs and symbols on maps?
To add artistic elements
To confuse map readers
To depict historical landmarks
To convey information about features and topography
How are knolls represented on maps?
As concentric circles
With closely spaced parallel lines
As V-shaped lines
As small gaps in contour lines
What is the key characteristic of an escarpment on a map?
Irregular contour lines
Parallel lines
A sudden change in elevation
Concentric circles
Dissected plateaus are the result of:
Glacial activity
River erosion
Volcanic eruptions
Wind erosion
How are plateaus typically represented on maps?
With irregular contour lines
As closely spaced parallel lines
As circular shapes
With concentric circles
Which feature is depicted as a long, narrow elevation along the top of a hill or mountain?
Knoll
Cliff
Ridge
Escarpment
What are cliffs represented as on maps?
Circular shapes
Parallel lines
Perpendicular lines to contour lines
Concentric circles
What is the primary purpose of contour lines on a map?
Aesthetic enhancement
Showing land ownership boundaries
Representing changes in elevation
Marking ancient ruins