What is the name of the common world map projection that was created in 1569?

• Mercator projection

• Gall-Peters projection

• Robinson projection

• Azimuthal projection

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Which of the following continents appears smaller than its actual size on the Mercator projection?

• North America

• Europe

• Asia

• Africa

Why is it impossible to create a perfectly accurate two-dimensional map of the entire Earth?

• The Earth's surface is constantly changing

• Map-making technology is not advanced enough

• The Earth is a three-dimensional sphere

• Political boundaries are frequently redrawn

For what purpose is the Mercator projection particularly useful, despite its size distortions?

• Showing accurate land area comparisons

• Representing global climate patterns

• Navigation

• Displaying population density

What is the primary trade-off between the Mercator projection and the Gall-Peters projection?

• Mercator preserves shapes but distorts sizes, while Gall-Peters preserves sizes but distorts shapes.

• Mercator preserves sizes but distorts shapes, while Gall-Peters preserves shapes but distorts sizes.

• Both projections distort both shapes and sizes equally.

• Both projections accurately represent shapes and sizes.

What do you believe? Which projection is better? Why?