Maps Flashcards

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What is 1:1 000 000 in words.

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I centimetre represents 10 kilometres.

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How many different scales are there? Name them all.

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Four
~Words
~Linear
~Ratio
~Representative Fraction
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2
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What is a large scale?

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Large amount of detail.

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3
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What is a small scale?

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Small amount of detail.

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4
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What are the four main directions?

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North, South, East, West

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5
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Is 523194 a grid reference?

A

Yes.

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6
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What does BOLTS stand for?

What does each letter mean?

A
Border- Outline
Orientation- Compass
Legend- Key
Title- Map Name
Scale- Size related to real life
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7
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What is a relief?

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Used to describe the shape of the land.

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8
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What are three things that can be used to measure the height above sea level?

A

Spot Height
Contour Line
Shading

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9
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Are dams cultural or natural?

A

Cultural.

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10
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Are rain forests cultural or natural?

A

Natural.

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11
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What does differences in elevation mean?

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Difference between the heights of 2 places.

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12
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What does local relief mean?

A

Difference in height between the highest and lowest points encountered between two places along a specified path.

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13
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What are topographic maps used for?

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To see the elevation in a particular place, for example hills or mountains.

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14
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What does an L on a synoptic chart mean?

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Low pressure, stormy cloudy rainy weather.

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What does a H on a synoptic chart mean?

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High pressure, clear sky, calm weather, no rain.

16
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Are warm fronts shown by sharp lines or smooth lines?

A

Smooth lines.

17
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What are isobars?

A

Join places with the same air pressure.

18
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What is air pressure measured in?

A

hPa

Hectopascals