TTO 1 - maps and scale (repeat)
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Items in this lesson
Slide 1 - Slide
Slide 2 - Slide
What elements are missing on this map?
A
Key and scale
B
Key and title
C
Scale and north arrow
D
Title and north arrow
Slide 3 - Quiz
What type of map is this?
A
Topographical
B
Political
C
Physical
D
Thematic
Slide 4 - Quiz
What does this map show?
A
The climates
B
How rich a place is
C
Where people live
D
The warming up of the Earth
Slide 5 - Quiz
True or false?
Scandinavia is more densely populated (= many people live close together) than The Netherlands.
Scandinavia is more densely populated (= many people live close together) than The Netherlands.
A
True
B
False
Slide 6 - Quiz
Slide 7 - Slide
What type of map is this?
A
Topographical
B
Political
C
Physical
D
Thematic
Slide 8 - Quiz
What elements are missing on this map?
A
Title and scale
B
Title and key
C
Key and north arrow
D
North arrow and scale
Slide 9 - Quiz
What is the capital city (hoofdstad) of Poland?
A
Warsaw
B
Lodz
C
Krakow
D
Prague
Slide 10 - Quiz
What can you see on a physical map?
A
Countries and cities
B
Roads and cities
C
Mountains and rivers
D
Roads and mountains
Slide 11 - Quiz
Find the maps of North America in the atlas.
What is the name of the highest mountain range?
What is the name of the highest mountain range?
A
Great Plains
B
Rocky Mountains
C
Canadian Shield
D
Appalachian Mountains
Slide 12 - Quiz
Look at the maps of North America again.
What is true?
What is true?
A
The west is more densely populated than the east.
B
The north is more densely populated than the south.
C
Places with with mountains are not very densely populated.
Slide 13 - Quiz
Go to page 84-85 in the atlas. If you drive from Sydney to Brisbane, you DON'T drive past ...
A
Newcastle
B
Melbourne
C
Gold coast
D
Grafton
Slide 14 - Quiz
Slide 15 - Slide
What type of map is this?
A
Topographical
B
Political
C
Physical
D
Thematic
Slide 16 - Quiz
Slide 17 - Slide
The scale of this map is:
1 cm = 50 cm
How wide is the bedroom?
1 cm = 50 cm
How wide is the bedroom?
A
2 meter
B
4 meter
C
8 meter
D
16 meter
Slide 18 - Quiz
The scale of this map is:
1 cm = 50 cm
How wide is the drawer next to the bed?
1 cm = 50 cm
How wide is the drawer next to the bed?
A
25 cm
B
75 cm
C
1,25 meter
D
1,5 meter
Slide 19 - Quiz
What type of map is this?
A
Topographical
B
Political
C
Physical
D
Thematic
Slide 20 - Quiz
The scale of this map is:
1 cm = 20 km
The distance between Maastricht and Eindhoven is 3,4 cm on the map.
What is the real distance?
1 cm = 20 km
The distance between Maastricht and Eindhoven is 3,4 cm on the map.
What is the real distance?
A
68 km
B
680 km
C
17 km
D
170 km
Slide 21 - Quiz
The scale of this map is:
1 cm = 20 km
The distance between Leeuwarden and Nijmegen is 7,5 cm on the map.
What is the real distance?
1 cm = 20 km
The distance between Leeuwarden and Nijmegen is 7,5 cm on the map.
What is the real distance?
A
15 km
B
150 km
C
37,5 km
D
375 km
Slide 22 - Quiz
Slide 23 - Slide
This is a ...
A
Large scale map
B
Small scale map
Slide 24 - Quiz
This map is zoomed in a lot...
A
Large scale map
B
Small scale map
Slide 25 - Quiz
On this map you don't see details
A
Large scale map
B
Small scale map
Slide 26 - Quiz
This is the type of map I use if I want to find a camping on the Veluwe.
A
Large scale map
B
Small scale map
Slide 27 - Quiz
This is the type of map I use when I want to know where on Earth I can find Brazil.
A
Large scale map
B
Small scale map
Slide 28 - Quiz
1 : 100 means
1 cm on the map = 100 cm in reality
1 cm on the map = 1 meter in reality
What is 1 : 10.000?
1 cm on the map = 100 cm in reality
1 cm on the map = 1 meter in reality
What is 1 : 10.000?
A
1 cm = 10 m
B
1 cm = 100 m
C
1 cm = 1 km
D
1 cm = 10 km
Slide 29 - Quiz
What is:
1 : 250
1 : 250
A
1 cm = 0,25 m
B
1 cm = 2,5 m
C
1 cm = 250 m
D
1 cm = 2,5 km
Slide 30 - Quiz
Slide 31 - Slide
What is:
1 : 200.000
1 : 200.000
A
1 cm = 20 m
B
1 cm = 200 m
C
1 cm = 2 km
D
1 cm = 20 km
Slide 32 - Quiz
What is:
1 : 15 000 000
1 : 15 000 000
A
1 cm = 1,5 km
B
1 cm = 15 km
C
1 cm = 150 km
D
1 cm = 1500 km
