A) average B) small C) large D) one-to-one
A) only at cliffs B) at river crossings C) at depressions D) they never cross
A) there is no such thing as a V concept B) they are used to point to valley low spots C) they point uphill or opposite the direction that water is flowing. D) they point downhill indicating direction of water flow
A) No, east only goes up to 120 degrees B) Yes, it is the location of the prime meridian C) Yes, it is in Canada D) No, north only goes to 90 degrees
A) small B) one-to-one C) average D) large
A) longitude and elevation B) elevation and latitude C) latitude and longitude D) zone number and elevation
A) highway map B) political map C) land use map D) topographical map
A) north, east B) east, west C) north, south D) left, right
A) north, south B) up, down C) south, west D) east, west
A) United State Geographical Survey B) United States Geology Society C) United States Geological Survey D) United States Government Survey
A) contour lines B) profile C) cross section D) bench mark
A) steep land B) gently sloping land C) river beds D) minor roads
A) gently sloping land B) minor roads C) steep land D) river beds
A) road milepost B) contour marker C) benchmark D) elevation post
A) the vertical distance between the contour lines B) the distance between two points on a map C) the line showing distance from the equator D) the line showing the shape of an object
A) park service facility B) geographical C) quadrangle D) land use
A) contour lines B) one-to-one ratio lines C) profile lines D) benchmark lines
A) corn fields B) trees C) swampy water D) grass
A) economic B) topographical C) land use D) political
A) ground sensing radar images B) satellite images C) x-ray images D) ultrasound images
A) dip B) saddle C) draw D) gully
A) ridge B) spur C) draw D) depression
A) valley B) ridge C) spur D) draw
A) depression B) valley C) ridge D) spur
A) ridge B) depression C) cliff D) dip |