Let's Get Out - Core Mapping Skills Test

To answer all questions for this test, you must use the WACE Geography Broadsheet Stage 3, 2014 (Please check now).

Using Source 11: Franz Josef Glacier topographical map, answer questions 1-9.

1) What is the scale of this map?

• 1:10 000

• 1: 20 000

• 1: 30 000

• 1: 50 000

Identify the feature of the biophysical (natural) environment located at GR 795 470

• Franz Josef Glacier

• Baumann Glacier

• Fritz Glacier

• Blumenthal Glacier

Identify the biophysical feature located at GR 845 475

• Carmel Glacier

• Almer Glacier

• Crawford Knob

• Goat path

Identify the biophysical feature located at GR 791 519

• Alex Knob

• Baumann Glacier

• Ebenezer Peak

• Louisa Peak

Identify the biophysical feature located at GR 806 541

• Lake Wombat

• Sugar Loaf

• Peters Pool

• Sentinel Rock

Identify the biophysical feature located at GR 805 480

• Andermatten Glacier

• Mt Moltke

• Unser Fritz Falls

• Cape Defiance

Identify features of the constructed (man-made) environment at the following locations:

7) GR 818 557

• Almer Hut

• Old Power Station Tunnel

• Mount Mueller

• Franz Josef township

Identify the constructed feature AR 8048

• Almer Hut

• Castle Rooks Hut

• Unser Fritz Falls

• Mt Moltke

Using a combination of Source 11 and Source 12, in what direction is the Franz Josef Glacier retreating?

• In a northerly direction

• In a north-westerly direction

• In a southerly direction

• In a south-easterly direction

Using Source 1: Fremantle topographical map, answer questions 10-20.

10) What is the scale of this map?

• 1:15 000

• 1: 20 000

• 1: 25 000

• 1:30 000