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Sped 420 Week 6 Mapskillsaccomodationworksheet
Sped 420 Week 6 Mapskillsaccomodationworksheet
Name:___________________
Map Skills
Directions
Usethemapandlegendonthispagetoanswerthefollowingquestions.
*Tip:Answersandinformationfromsomequestionscanbeusedtosolveother
questions.
Somequestionsarebrokendownintomultiplestepbystepquestionstohelpbreak
theproblemintosteps.Theextraquestionsinyellowforsomeproblemscanbe
usedtohelpyouanswertheoriginalquestion,however,ITISNOTrequiredthat
thequestionsinyellowbeanswered.Ifyouprefertoanswertheoriginalquestion
withoutansweringthestepbystepquestions,thatisfine,howeverthestepbystep
questionsmayhelpyouthinkthroughthethinkingprocessforeachoriginal
question.
*ALLORIGINALQUESTIONSMUSTBEANSWERED.
According to the legend, which symbol represents the largest population? Draw the symbol.
Looking at the map, what is the name of the city that is next to the symbol that represents the
highest population?
Final question: What is the name of the largest city shown on the
map?
According to the map, what interstate highway is located North of Ploppa Grove? (What is the
number associated with this interstate road?
10. What road would you take if you were heading south from Mt. Sky?
Using the legend, what type of road runs south of Mt. Sky? (interstate highway, state
highway, or local road?
Final question: What road would you take if you were heading south
from Mt. Sky?
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_______________________
(Name of road)
(Type of road)
According to the map and legend, what type of road(s) are these? (interstate highway, state
highway, or local road?
_______________________
(Type of road)
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Glossary
Legend (Map Key): included with a map to unlock it. It gives you the
information needed for the map to make sense. Maps often use
symbols or colors to represent things, and the map key explains what
they mean.
Population: all the inhabitants of a particular town, area, or country
Cardinal Directions: the most commonly used forms of direction,
including North, South, East, and West.
Direction:
o A course along which someone or something moves
o The management or guidance of someone or something
Map: a diagrammatic representation of an area of land or sea showing
physical features, cities, roads, etc.