BOLTSS
Border
The recording of scale using "One centimetre on the map represents five hundred metres in real life"
Sentence Scale
Digits in AR
4
This type of map shows the government boundaries of countries
Political Map
The direction a map must always be facing
North
The T in BOLTSS
Title
The recording of scale using "1:10 000"
Ratio Scale
The names of the lines and their order of reading in AR
Easting/Northing
This type of map that uses colours to represent statistics
Thematic Map
This is an 'imaginary' line that runs through the middle of the earth providing heat to countries that lie within it
Equator
The L in BOLTSS
Legend
The recording of scale that involves a line with separations marked by smaller intersecting lines, similar to a ruler
Linear Scale
Digits in GR
6
This type of map uses contour lines
Topographic Map
This is the alternate name for a legend
Key
The O in BOLTSS
Orientation
A scaled map that's highly detailed and is zoomed in on an area
Large-scaled map
The difference between AR & GR
GR shows exact location, AR only shows the general area
The purpose of a contour line
Shows the elevation changes of the land
The reason for needing a title on a map
To know what the map is representing/explaining
The two S's in BOLTSS
Scale & Source
The ratio scale for "1cm on the map represents 10km on the ground"
1:1 000 000
The numeric value when a symbol is on the vertical/horizontal line
0
This is the difference between a Topographic Map and a Physical Map
Topographic Maps use contour lines instead of colours
The five oceans of the world
Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Artic Ocean