What is the primary purpose of a reference map?

• To predict future population trends

• To display physical features and transportation routes

• To show themes or relationships

• To represent frequency of a variable

Which type of map would you use to analyze population density?

• Thematic map

• Topographic map

• Cartogram

• Reference map

What does an isoline thematic map display?

• Symbols to show frequency

• Equal values using lines and connection points

• Predicted future trends

• Physical features and transportation routes

In a proportional thematic map, what does a larger dot represent?

• Higher elevation

• Greater frequency of a variable

• More physical features

• Larger land area

What does a dot density map use to represent frequency?

• Lines and connection points

• Color gradients

• Symbols of varying sizes

• Equal size dots

What kind of details do topographic maps show?

• Predicted future trends

• Large scale numerical representation of physical features

• Themes and relationships

• Frequency of a variable

What is a cartogram used for?

• Displaying physical features and transportation routes

• Showing equal values using lines

• Substituting mapping variables for land area or distance

• Representing frequency with equal size dots

What is the estimated value of the first proper manuscript map from the 12th century?

• $1,200,000

• $1,000,000

• $829,000

• $500,000

When were jigsaw puzzles invented?

• 20th century

• 12th century

• 15th century

• 18th century

What was the original use of jigsaw puzzles in geography classes?

• To show population density

• To predict future trends

• To create maps by placing puzzle pieces together

• To display physical features