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A map is a plan of an area, drawn from below.
False
Maps show things that change frequently or move.
False
An aerial view is when objects are viewed from above.
True
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Symbol = A simple drawing that represents an object on a map Key = Also known as Legend, explains the meanings of map symbols Map = Provides a bird's eye view of an area Map Symbol = Drawings used to represent objects on a map
Match the following terms with their functions:
Key = Explains the meanings of map symbols Map = Provides a bird's eye view of an area Map Symbol = Used to depict a specific place logically Legend = Another term for Key on a map
Match the following statements with the correct terms:
Drawings and lines used on maps instead of long names or explanations = Map Symbols Box labeled 'Key' that explains the meanings of symbols on a map = Key Small drawing representing an object or thing on a plan or map = Symbol Logical symbols used to make it easy to recognize the type of place = Map Symbols
Learn about maps and how they are used to represent areas from above. Understand the difference between an aerial view and a side view on a map, and the importance of reading symbols correctly.
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