Mapping

This chapter discusses the basics of mapping, including the difference between maps and sketches, the main purposes of maps, how to classify maps, and how to make sketch maps.

Questions

1. What is the difference between a map and a sketch?
2. What are some of the main purposes of maps?
3. How can maps be classified?
4. How do you make a sketch map?

Answers

1. A map is a representation of a place or area, while a sketch is a rough drawing of something.
2. Maps can be used for navigation, planning, and understanding the world around us.
3. Maps can be classified by scale, use, and method of drawing.
4. To make a sketch map, you will need a piece of paper, a pencil, and a ruler. First, draw a rough outline of the area you want to map. Then, add landmarks and features. Finally, label the map with the names of the features.