Maps
Spatial Concepts
Map Projections
Geographic Data
Scale and regions
100
Mention the two categories of maps. 

Reference and thematics

100

The precise spot where something is

Absolute location

100

All maps have some kind of 

distortion

100
The census is conducted every ____ years

Ten

100

What area is shown in a small scale map?

Large area with small amount detail

200

Which maps shows rivers, lakes and mountains?

Physical map

200

Physical characteristics of a place

site

200

The definition of map projection

Showing a curved surface on a flat surface

200

Mention the two types of geographic data

Quantitative and Qualitative 

200

What area is shown in a large scale map?

small area with large amount of detail

300

Map that uses different shades of color

Choropleth map

300

Location of a place relative to other places

Situation

300

Used for navigation, land masses appear larger on the poles (Greenland)

Mercator

300

Mention one example of remote sensing

Satellite images and sonar readings

300

Mention an example of a functional region

flights, railroads, pizza delivery, sports team

400

Map that distorts the size of countries to represent data

Cartogram

400

When things are far apart they tend to be less connected

Distance decay

400

Size is accurate but shape is inaccurate 

Peters 

400

Mention two uses for geographic data

To provide services and to map an outbreak 

400

Region define by the informal sense that people ascribe to them

Perceptual region

500

Map used by topographers and hikers, shows elevations

Isoline map

500

Name given to a place on Earth

Toponym 

500

Size is close to accurate but Antarctica appears larger

Robinson

500

Define GIS Geographic Information Systems

layers of information gathered to create maps

500

Region with a defined border

Formal region

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