1.The smallest scale of the following is A 1:200 B 1:1000 C. 1:500 D. 1:300 Q2:

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Question

1.The smallest scale of the following is

A 1:200

B 1:1000

C. 1:500

D. 1:300

Q2: After you enlarge a map, which one of the following scale remains correct?

A. verval scale

B. fractional scale

C large scale

D small scale

Q3: If you want to make a world map with the least distortion, which projection you would use?

A. a Mercator projection

B. a conic projection

C. an interrupted projection

D a large scale

E. a perfectly equivalent projection

Q4: Which one of the following is correct?

A. A map using equivalence projection has no distortior

B. For maps based on orthphotos, the distortion of area has been eliminated; however, the shape of locations is not accurate

C If you want to draw a map that shows a small portion of Earth's surface, you would need to use a large scale

D. None of the above

1] The smallest scale will be the one with the smallest fraction. This is 1:1000.

On a map, this represents a large area on the ground since 1 unit on this map is equivalent to 1000 units on the ground.

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