Year 7 humanities Mapping Test Flashcards

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What does BOLTSS stand for

A
Border
Orientation
Legend
Title
Scale
Source
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What is an example of a line symbol

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A line symbol represents linear features like railway lines➖➖➖➖

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What is a point symbol

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An easily recognisable symbol used to show a point
E.g mountain peak🔺
Information booth ℹ️

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What is an area symbol

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A shaded area of a certain colour that represents a characteristic. E.g 💛desert 💚grassland

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5
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How do you locate grid references

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By lining up the x and y axis e.g axis with letters and numbers (J4)

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What does a scale show

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A scale shows how far apart certain places would be compared to real life

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7
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How do you work out a scale if it is 1cm = 350m and the distance is 4cm on a map

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350 x 4 = 1400km

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What is a choropleth map and why is it used

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A choropleth map uses different shades of a colour to show given data or the amount in each country. We use it to give a quick impression on data shown.

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9
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How do you apply physical map information to answer questions

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You use the legend to locate countries or places with certain amount of data (comparing low and high rates of something)

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10
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What are cardinal points

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The four main points on a compass. (North, south, east ,west) we use these to find direction and orientation

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How do you calculate distances

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You first work out how much 1cm equals on the scale and then with a ruler measure the two places. You then times the amount of centimetres measured by how many km on the scale. E.g (2cm=5000km) 1cm = 2500 km measure 5cm 5 x 2500=12500

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12
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What is latitude and longitude

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Latitude and longitude are imaginary lines used to show positions on the world. They also show different time zones and what time it would be based on the degrees of the line (how far away from Greenwich)

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13
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How do you work out the latitude and longitude of a place

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You like a grid reference work out where the place lines up with on either side. And the degrees of the line( how far away from Greenwich)

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14
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What are the different zones and what degrees are they

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Equator         0
Tropic of Cancer.         23.5n
Tropic of Capricorn.    23.5s
Arctic circle                  66.5n
Antarctic circle.            66.5s
North Pole.                  90n
South Pole                    90s
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15
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What does GMT stand for

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Greenwich mean time

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16
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What does GMT mean

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How far you are away from Greenwich so what time it would be