A) 1914–1918 B) 1817–1866 C) 1756–1789 D) 1784–1815
A) 80 B) 1940 C) 181 D) 50
A) Jean-Dominique Cassini B) Delambre C) César-François Cassini D) Méchain
A) The French meridian line B) Corsica C) The Sahara D) Paris
A) 1789 B) 1940 C) 1815 D) 1808
A) To survey the Sahara B) To map overseas territories C) To create excursion maps D) To produce battlefield maps
A) 1:25,000 B) 1:100,000 C) 1:80,000 D) 1:50,000
A) Hôtel de Rohan B) African Army Map Service C) National Geographic Institute D) Department of War
A) Single large wall charts B) A mosaic of maps pasted to fabric and folded C) Loose-leaf paper sheets D) Digital files
A) 1:50,000 B) 1:80,000 C) 1:10,000 D) 1:25,000
A) 1:100,000 B) 1:50,000 C) 1:25,000 D) 1:80,000
A) 1940 B) 1784 C) 1866 D) 1815
A) The Sahara B) Hôtel de Rohan C) Savoy D) The Department of War
A) Dépôt de la guerre B) Geographical Service of the Army C) African Army Map Service D) IGN
A) Napoleon B) César-François Cassini C) General Perrier and General Bassot D) Jean-Dominique Cassini
A) 1900 B) 1925 C) 2000 D) 2014
A) Rhone valley B) Seine valley C) Odet valley D) Loire valley
A) Oronce Finé B) César-François Cassini C) Pierre Desceliers D) Jean-Dominique Cassini
A) Lyon B) Dieppe C) Marseille D) Paris
A) Australia B) Canada C) Africa D) South America
A) Two B) Four C) Three D) Five
A) Geodetic triangulation B) Satellite imagery C) Aerial photography D) Hand-drawn sketching
A) Twenty years B) One hundred years C) More than fifty years D) Exactly ten years
A) Dwellings B) Kingdom territory C) Cities D) Road networks
A) GPS tracking B) Digital sonar C) Satellite photographs D) Radar imaging |