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Let's Get Out - Core Mapping Skills Test

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 3hrs 35mins

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1.

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?

a)

1:10 000

b)

1: 20 000

c)

1: 30 000

d)

1: 50 000

2.

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

a)

Franz Josef Glacier

b)

Baumann Glacier

c)

Fritz Glacier

d)

Blumenthal Glacier

3.

Identify the biophysical feature located at GR 845 475

a)

Carmel Glacier

b)

Almer Glacier

c)

Crawford Knob

d)

Goat path

4.

Identify the biophysical feature located at GR 791 519

a)

Alex Knob

b)

Baumann Glacier

c)

Ebenezer Peak

d)

Louisa Peak

5.

Identify the biophysical feature located at GR 806 541

a)

Lake Wombat

b)

Sugar Loaf

c)

Peters Pool

d)

Sentinel Rock

6.

Identify the biophysical feature located at GR 805 480

a)

Andermatten Glacier

b)

Mt Moltke

c)

Unser Fritz Falls

d)

Cape Defiance

7.

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

7) GR 818 557

a)

Almer Hut

b)

Old Power Station Tunnel

c)

Mount Mueller

d)

Franz Josef township

8.

Identify the constructed feature AR 8048

a)

Almer Hut

b)

Castle Rooks Hut

c)

Unser Fritz Falls

d)

Mt Moltke

9.

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

a)

In a northerly direction

b)

In a north-westerly direction

c)

In a southerly direction

d)

In a south-easterly direction

10.

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

10) What is the scale of this map?

a)

1:15 000

b)

1: 20 000

c)

1: 25 000

d)

1:30 000

11.

What is the contour interval for this map?

a)

5 m

b)

10 m

c)

20 m

d)

50 m

12.

Provide a 6-figure grid reference for the power station located in the south-east quadrant of the map.

a)

GR 803 527

b)

GR 828 483

c)

GR 824 502

d)

GR 830 473

13.

Provide a 6-figure grid reference for Gilbert Fraser Reserve located in the north-east quadrant of the map.

a)

GR 827 524

b)

GR 822 532

c)

GR 838 556

d)

GR 826 548

14.

Provide a 6-figure grid reference for the prison located close to the city centre of Fremantle.

a)

GR 827 527

b)

GR 823 526

c)

GR 832 498

d)

GR 812 523

15.

In what direction is Bruce Lee Reserve (AR 83 51) from Fremantle oval (AR 81 52)

a)

South

b)

North

c)

North-west

d)

South-east

16.

In what direction is Fremantle Golf Club (AR 83 52) to the Esplanade (AR 81 52)?

a)

West

b)

East

c)

East north east

d)

North north east

17.

In what direction is the Fish Markets (AR 8152) to the Overseas Terminal (AR 8153)?

a)

North

b)

South-east

c)

South-west

d)

North north eas

18.

Using the linear scale (distance marker) and the edge of a piece of paper, measure the distance of the road from the end of Rous Head (AR 79 52) to the suburb of Leighton (GR 820 560).

a)

3 km

b)

3.5 km

c)

4 km

d)

4.5 km

19.

What is the straight-line distance between The Stockyards (GR 828 494) to the Overseas Terminal (GR 815 535)?

a)

1.2 km

b)

2.2 km

c)

3.2 km

d)

4.2 km

20.

Describe the landscape found in AR 83 48.

a)

Flat land with dense vegetation

b)

Steep land with ricefields

c)

Small ridges and peaks with distinctive grass

d)

Steep valleys with secondary growth

21.

Using a combination of Source 1 and Source 2, identify changes over time from 1989 to 2013.

How has the Fishing Boat Harbour (AR 81 51) changed during this time?

a)

Increased by two additional mooring sites

b)

Increased by one additional mooring site

c)

One additional mooring site has been removed

d)

No changes identifiable

22.

Find location 'E' on Source 2, has this area experienced any change since 1989?

a)

Yes

b)

No

23.

Using Source 7: Expansion of the Perth built-up area, 1925-2008.


In what general direction is the city of Perth expanding?

a)

In a easterly and westerly directon

b)

It is expanding radially, in all directions

c)

In a northerly and southerly direction

d)

No distinguishable pattern

24.

Using Source 7, calculate how many square kilometres of built-up area has been added on to the city of Perth between 1925 and 2008

a)

378 km2

b)

631 km2

c)

764 km2

d)

830 km2

25.

Using Source 8: Kolkata urban area, 1901-2011, answer the following question:


In 1961 the population of the Indian city of Kolkata was estimated at:

a)

1 million

b)

1.8 million

c)

4.3 mllion

d)

14.1 million

26.

Using Source 8: Kolkata Urban area, 1901-2011 determine the following statement:


The city centre or 'core' of Kolkata is increasing in population faster than that of its suburbs...

a)

True

b)

False

27.

Using Source 10: Predicted Changes in average (a) temperatures and (b) precipitation (rainfall), 2081-2100, answer the following:


In Map (a) what area of the world is heating up the fastest?

a)

Asia

b)

Africa

c)

The Arctic

d)

Europe

28.

Below are 4 different types of geographical photographs: Oblique, above-aerial, satellite, eye-level. Which photo is the satellite image?

a)
b)
c)
d)
29.

Using Source 10 and Source 9, identify the most logical reason as to why the Arctic is heating up faster than other areas of the world?

a)

The melting of the sea ice leads to darker land being exposed which absorbs more heat rather than reflecting it. This then leads onto rising temperatures on the surface and therefore even faster melting rates of sea ice.

b)

Greenhouse gases emitted by the burning of fossil fuels is leading to dramatic climate change including more intense storms and more prolonged droughts.

c)

Warmer atmospheres due to the increasing greenhouse effect is leading to increased evaporation and the surface of the sea warming up. This leads to loss of biodiversity and coral bleaching.

d)

Large areas of rain forests are being cut down to establish high intensity palm tree plantations, releasing massive amount of carbon dioxide into the environment.