The tool that is used to tell the physical directions on a map is...

• The legend

• The map scale

• The multi-tier timeline

• The compass rose

The cardinal directions are...

• Left, Right, Up, and Down

• North, South, East, and West

• Northwest, Southwest, Northeast, Southeast

• Mini, Wumbo, East, Weast

The intermediate directions are...

• Left, Right, Up, and Down

• North, South, East, and West

• Northwest, Southwest, Northeast, Southeast

• Mini, Wumbo, East, Weast

Map scales are normally measured in...

• Quarts and Gallons

• Seconds and minutes

• Hours and days

• Kilometers and miles

A legend for a national park might include symbols for...

• Important buildings

• Roads and trails

• Public restrooms

• All of the above

A map that shows landforms like mountains and oceans would be...

• A physical map

• A political map

• A weather map

• An economic map

A political map shows the location of...

• Mountains, rivers, or lakes

• Cities, states, or countries

• Economic resources and products

• Temperature and climate

On a compass rose, the exact opposite of northeast would be...

• North

• East

• Southeast

• Southwest

What can a map be used for besides finding your relative location?

• Planning routes

• Identifying landmarks

• Estimating distances

• All of the above

Look at the map. You are at the red pin. What is your relative location using the landmarks and compass rose?

• North of the library

• East of the park

• South of the school

• West of the museum