Sketch Maps (Leaving Cert Geography): Quizzes
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What is a sketch map?
What is a sketch map?
A simplified diagram from an aerial photo
What does 'half-scale' mean when creating a sketch map?
What does 'half-scale' mean when creating a sketch map?
Reduce all dimensions by half
If an aerial photo is 20cm long, what is the half-scale length for your sketch?
If an aerial photo is 20cm long, what is the half-scale length for your sketch?
10cm
How many squares should you divide your sketch frame and original photo into?
How many squares should you divide your sketch frame and original photo into?
Nine equal squares (3×3 grid)
What is the main purpose of using a 3×3 grid system?
What is the main purpose of using a 3×3 grid system?
To help position features accurately
When should you add a north arrow to your sketch map?
When should you add a north arrow to your sketch map?
Only if clearly visible on the original
What is a critical error when drawing roads and rivers on sketch maps?
What is a critical error when drawing roads and rivers on sketch maps?
Drawing them too thick
Must you label roads and rivers on your sketch map?
Must you label roads and rivers on your sketch map?
Yes, always label them
What should your sketch frame have that matches the original photograph?
What should your sketch frame have that matches the original photograph?
The same shape and orientation
What does 'scale consistency' mean in sketch mapping?
What does 'scale consistency' mean in sketch mapping?
Every element reduced by same proportion
What should a sketch map prioritise?
What should a sketch map prioritise?
Clarity over intricate detail
Which features should you focus on when creating a sketch map?
Which features should you focus on when creating a sketch map?
Features mentioned in exam question