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LMS Ch 3.2 DR

Mapping Earth’s Surface Directed Reading

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What must you be able to do to read a map?? Understand the symbols, be able to find directions, and calculate distances.
How are maps commonly drawn?? North at top, east at the right, west at the left, and south at the bottom.
What is a compass rose?? A symbol that indicates the cardinal directions.
Map Projection?? A flat map that represents the threedimensional curved surface of a globe.
Cylindrical Projection?? A projection made by wrapping a paper cylinder around a lighted globe.
Azimuthal Projection?? A projection made by placing a sheet of paper over a globe such that the paper touches it at only one point.
Conic Projection?? A projection made by placing a paper cone over a lighted globe so that the axis of the cone aligns with the axis of the globe.
A list of map symbols and their meaning is called a?? Legend.
On a map, may resemble the feature it represents or it may be more abstract?? A Symbol.
The relationship between the distance shown on a map and the actual distance is the?? Scale.
A printed line with ruler-like markings that represents a unit of measurement, such as the kilometer or mile, is called a?? Graphic Scale.
The ratio 1:25000 printed on a map is an example of a?? Fractional Scale.
The sentence “One centimeter is equal to one kilometer.” is an example of a?? Verbal Scale.
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