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Cartography - Test Set 3
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20 questions
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- When different objects are shown by various colours, the map is known as:
Question 1
- Chorochromatic
- Chorographic
- Choropleth
- Choro-schematic
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- The one-in-a million map is also known as "International map" and the proposal for its acceptance as such was made by Prof. Penk at the International Geographical congress held at Berne in:
Question 2
- 1975
- 1980
- 1981
- 1990
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- Which of the following map is also known as chorographical map?
Question 3
- Cadastral map
- Atlas map
- Planimetric map
- Wall map
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- In which of the following maps average slope and relative relief are shown simultaneously?
Question 4
- Morphographic map
- Planimetric map
- Hypsometric map
- Topographic map
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- In which of the following maps, the distribution of cultivable land is shown from the point of view of slope?
Question 5
- Landform map
- Flatland-ratio map
- Landslope map
- None
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- Which of the following is not an example of economic map?
Question 6
- Vegetation map
- Land use map
- Agricultural map
- Transport map
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- The distribution of the elements of natural environment is denoted by?
Question 7
- Hypsometric map
- Geographical map
- Physical map
- Topographical map
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- Which of the following map not comes under the category of physical map?
Question 8
- Soil map
- Mineral map
- Vegetation map
- None
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- In which of the following sciences maps occupy the most important place?
Question 9
- Oceanography
- Climatology
- Military science
- Pedology
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- What is the primary purpose of a topographic map?
Question 10
- To show political boundaries
- To represent physical features and elevation
- To display population density
- To illustrate climate patterns
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- Which map projection preserves shape but distorts area, especially at higher latitudes?
Question 11
- Mercator Projection
- Robinson Projection
- Mollweide Projection
- Azimuthal Projection
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- What does a map scale of 1:50,000 indicate?
Question 12
- 1 cm on the map equals 50,000 km on the ground
- 1 km on the map equals 50,000 cm on the ground
- 1 cm on the map equals 50,000 m on the ground
- 1 cm on the mapequals 50,000 cm on the ground
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- Which type of map is used to show the distribution of rainfall?
Question 13
- Political map
- Thematic map
- Topographic map
- Physical map
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- Which symbol on a topographic map represents a railway line?
Question 14
- A series of dashes
- A blackline with crossbars
- A red dotted line
- A bluewavyline
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- What is the function of a map legend?
Question 15
- To explain symbols and colors used
- To show the maps title
- To indicate the maps scale
- To provide the maps coordinates
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- Which map projection is best suited for polar maps?
Question 16
- Mercator Projection
- Cylindrical Projection
- Cylindrical Projection
- Azimuthal Projection
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- Which type of scale is represented as a straight line divided into segments?
Question 17
- Representative fraction
- Numerical scale
- Graphic scale
- Verbal scale
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- What does a blue color typically represent on a topographic map?
Question 18
- Vegetation
- Roads
- Waterbodies
- Contours
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- Which map projection minimizes distortion in mid-latitudes?
Question 19
- Conic Projection
- Azimuthal Projection
- A) Mercator Projection
- Equal Area Projection
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- Which type of map shows administrative boundaries like states and countries?
Question 20
- Physical map
- Political map
- Thematic map
- Topographic map
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