10 Questions
What is the origin of the word 'map'?
Medieval Latin, meaning 'napkin' or 'cloth' and 'the world'
In addition to geography, what other spaces can maps represent?
Brain mapping, DNA mapping, computer network topology mapping
What is the dimension of the space that can be mapped?
Two dimensional, three dimensional, or more abstract spaces of any dimension
What is the earliest known type of maps?
Heavens maps
What is the distinguishing feature of dynamic or interactive maps?
They are not fixed to paper or durable medium
What does the word 'map' originate from?
The word 'map' originates from the medieval Latin: Mappa mundi, wherein mappa meant 'napkin' or 'cloth' and mundi 'the world'.
What are some examples of non-geographic spaces that maps can represent?
Some examples of non-geographic spaces that maps can represent include brain mapping, DNA mapping, and computer network topology mapping.
In what dimension can the space being mapped exist?
The space being mapped may be two dimensional, three dimensional, or even more abstract spaces of any dimension.
What is the traditional association of the earliest known maps?
The earliest known maps are traditionally associated with the heavens.
What are some characteristics of dynamic or interactive maps?
Dynamic or interactive maps are not fixed to paper and are capable of change or interaction.
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