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WorksheetsScale 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
Which of the following scales show 1cm representing 400m?
1: 4,000
1: 40,000
1: 14,000
1: 400,000
Which of the following scales show 1cm representing 500km?
1: 500
1: 50,000
1: 50,000,000
1: 500,000,000
What are the 3 types of scale?
linear, ratio and written as a sentence
measuring, ratio and written as a sentence
beaufort, linear and ratio
divisional, linear and written as a sentence
What type of scale is this?
linear
ratio
What does 1: 25,000 mean?
1cm represents 25,000km
1cm represents 250km
1cm represents 250m
1cm represents 2.5km
What does 1: 100,000 mean?
1cm represents 1km
1cm represents 100m
1cm represents 10km
1cm represents 100km
What does 1: 4,000,000 mean?
1cm represents 40km
1cm represents 4km
1cm represents 400km
1cm represents 400m
What does 1:500 mean?
1cm represents 50m
1cm represents 5m
1cm represents 0.5km
1cm represents 5km
What does 1: 318,000 mean?
1cm represents 318km
1cm represents 318m
1cm represents 3.18km
1cm represents 31.8km
Are world maps small scale or large scale maps?
small scale
large scale
A map of OFGS would most likely be a small scale map, TRUE or FALSE?
TRUE
FALSE
What type of scale is shown in the image?
linear
written as a sentence
ratio
Which of the following scales show 1cm representing 10km?
1; 1,000
1: 10,000
1: 100,000
1: 1,000,000
The first number in a RATIO scale is always....
1
10
2
1,000
This map of Legian (a resort town) would most likely be:
small scale
large scale
Which of the following photographs has the smallest scale?
Photograph 1
Photograph 2
Photograph 3
Which of the following photographs has the largest scale?
Photograph 1
Photograph 2
Photograph 3
If you are given the following written scale: "One centimetre represents five kilometres", then what ratio is this equivalent to?
1: 5
1: 5,000
1: 500,000
1: 5,000,000
Which of the following ratio scales has the SMALLEST SCALE?
1: 25,000
1: 8,000,000
1: 11,000,000
1: 750,000
Which of the following ratio scales is most likely to be the scale on a world map hanging in a classroom (dimensions 1.8m wide x 1m tall)?
1: 25,000
1: 25,000,000
1: 400,000
1: 2,200,000
