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Representation of Geographic Features

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

There are four main directions also called ________ directions.

a)

Ordinal

b)

Intermediate

c)

Cardinal

d)

Conventional

2.

A book of maps is called an

a)

encyclopedia

b)

atlas

c)

globe

3.

The signs and symbols used on a map are explained in the

a)

title

b)

scale

c)

legend/key

d)

credits

4.

Maps that show landforms are

a)

physical maps

b)

political maps

5.

what is a human made model of the Earth ?

a)

Map

b)

Globe

c)

Both A and B

6.

A few limitations of a globe are...

a)

it is difficult to carry

b)

it cannot be made for a part of the earth

c)

it doesn't show the correct size of oceans and continents

d)

it does not show the correct location

7.

On a map ,the arrow that shows direction always points

a)

Up

b)

Side

c)

East

d)

North

8.

A (a)   draws and constructs maps and charts

9.

different shades of the colour ___ are used to show ____ of water bodies on a map

a)

aqua; heights

b)

blue; depth

c)

turquoise; quality

d)

blue; height

10.

A maps is more accurate rather than a globe. Is this statement true or false?

a)

true

b)

false

11.

why do we use a map ?

a)

To overcome the limitations of a Globe

b)

Because it is more accurate than a map

c)

it is more useful

d)

It is easy to carry

12.

which maps represent the night sky ?

a)

night map

b)

sky map

c)

galaxy map

d)

night sky map

13.

what does star charts show?

a)

They show the shape of the sky

b)

They show the location of the stars

c)

They show constellation

d)

They show the galaxies

14.

what does a map includes ?

a)

A title

b)

A scale

c)

conventional signs and symbols

d)

location of schools and hospitals

15.

What geographic tool is a three-dimensional representation of the earth?

a)

A GPS

b)

A globe

c)

A map

d)

A GIF

16.

In which system in India long distances are measured in Km and short distances in m .

a)

Km system

b)

Centi system

c)

Meters system

d)

Metric system

17.

The distance between any two places on a map measured along a straight line , is called -------

a)

Map distance

b)

ground distance

c)

both a and b

18.

The ratio between the map distance and the ground distance is called-

(a)  

19.

The scale of the map can be shown in the following ways

a)

By a Statement

b)

By a Numerical Fractions

c)

By a Graphic or Linear scale

d)

all of the above

20.

The numerical fraction method is also referred to as the -

a)

Representative fraction

b)

Numerical fraction

c)

Binary fraction

d)

Unit fraction

21.

How is the linear or graphic scale is useful

a)

The Linear scale is useful to measure the distance directly from the map .

b)

The linear scale also gives the figures or values of the corresponding ground distance

c)

both a and b are wrong

d)

both a and b are correct

22.

What are the two divisions of a linear scale

a)

primary and secondary divisions

b)

primary and sub divisions

c)

mandatory and primary divisions

23.

In the statement 1 cm : 1000 km , what does 1 cm refers to ?

a)

ground distance

b)

map distance

c)

both a and b

24.

A small scale map covers a very (a)   area

25.

Topographical maps are large scale maps and therefore

a)

show a small area in greater detail

b)

show natural and cultural features

c)

physical (relief) features and land use

d)

settlements, transport and drainage

e)

climate

26.

The (a)   is the angle formed between the North line and the line joining the place or object of intention

27.

To find the exact location of a place, you use

a)

Coordinates

b)

latitude and longitude

c)

only latitude

d)

only longitude

e)

line of latitude and line of longitude

28.

To find the exact angle or direction of a place or object, your use

a)

Relative directions

b)

Cardinal directions

c)

bearing or degrees

d)

none of the above

29.

Physical features or land forms is also know as

(a)  

30.

Gerardus Mercator was a Flemish Geographer and Cartographer,

(select the right statements)

a)

he devised a technique to draw the world on a flat surface

b)

he is known for coming up with the Mercator map projection

c)

he gave the name 'atlas' to the book of maps

d)

none of the above

e)

which means he is from Belgium or Netherlands