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GPS for Locating Cities on the Map

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GPS-based map activities

by Belkys Moscoso
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1. The parallel lines on a map are called what?

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2. The lines that run vertically on a map and are numbered from the Prime Meridian are called what?

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3. The scale on a map tells how many times the represented area has been reduced. What is this term?

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4. Which map element shows the symbols and colors that represent the information on the map?

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5. Which map element indicates the content or subject of the map?

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6. What is the set of names of places and geographic features written on the map called?

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7. The compass rose indicates the cardinal directions on the map. What is it commonly called?

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8. How many satellites are needed for a GPS receiver to determine a location using trilateration?

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9. The distance to satellites is used to determine position in GPS. This process is known as what?

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10. Which map projection is noted as offering an equal-area representation of the world (area is preserved)?

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11. What is the formula given for calculating total CO2 emissions for a travel segment?

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