What is the main purpose of a map?
To give the user specific information based on the type of map.
Why should you take care of your maps?
Paper maps are expensive and can become soggy and tear when wet.
What is another name for elevation?
Relief.
You want to find roads, schools, parks, and hospitals around a town. Which map should you use?
A street map.
What position do you fall in at?
Ease
What are internationally accepted symbols used to represent features on a map called?
Conventional signs.
What type of marker should you use on a map protected with contact paper?
A dry-erase marker.
What is a contour interval?
The difference in height between two contour lines.
You want to see the borders between provinces and countries. Which map should you use?
A political map.
What rank is this?
Sergeant
designed to help commuters and tourists locate key sites such as roads and highways, police stations, fire halls, hospitals, schools, parks
What is a street map?
What should you use to mark a regular paper map?
Pencil.
What do contour lines close together indicate?
Steep ground.
You want to see information about crop or mineral production across a country. Which map should you use?
A statistical map.
What rank is this and do you salute?

Why are conventional signs used instead of drawing every feature exactly to scale?
Some features are too small to see if drawn to scale.
Your map gets wet during training. How should you dry it?
Open it fully and let it dry on a flat, clean surface.
What is the difference between a convex and a concave slope?
A convex slope bulges outward, while a concave slope curves inward.
You need a map that shows only the borders and coastlines of a large area. Which map should you use?
An outline map.
What is the air cadet motto?
To learn, to serve, to advance?
How are towns, lakes, and rivers commonly identified on maps?
By their names.
Name all three waterproofing methods taught in the lesson.
Resealable plastic bag, contact paper, and chemical coatings.
What do contour lines spaced far apart indicate?
Gentle ground or a gentle slope
You need actual pictures of an area for reconnaissance or to help create maps. Which type of map should you use?
An air photo map.
What foot is eyes right and eyes front called on?
The left foot