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1. A map can be
defined as
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2. A graphic,
colour, dot or line that stands for something else on a
map is a
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3. These kinds
of maps have to do with government and show capitals,
countries, cities etc
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4. These kinds
of maps tell you about temperatures and winds
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5. This kind of
map shows streets and highways
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6. This kind of
map shows how a place looked in the past according to
events that happened then.
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7. These kinds
of maps give a photographic view of a place from the air
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8. This
explains what the symbols on a map mean
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9. To find how
to get from China to Australia, you would use
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10. In order to find
out what distances on a map are equal to on the ground,
you should use
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