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7TH SOCIAL T3 - GEOGRAPHY- MAP READING BOOK BACK

7th Social Science – Map Reading Assessment


I. Choose the Correct Answer

  1. The science of map making is called __________.
    a) Geography
    b) Cartography
    c) Physiography
    d) Physical Geography
    Answer: b) Cartography

  2. North, South, East and West are four directions are called as __________.
    a) Cardinal
    b) Geographical
    c) Latitudinal
    d) Angels
    Answer: a) Cardinal

  3. Cultural maps show the __________ features.
    a) Natural
    b) Man-made
    c) Artificial
    d) Environmental
    Answer: b) Man-made

II. Fill in the Blanks

  1. __________ is an essential tool of a geographer.
    Answer: Map

  2. The directions in between the cardinal directions are the intermediate __________.
    Answer: Directions

  3. __________ in a map explains the different colours and symbols used in it.
    Answer: Legend

  4. Cadastral maps are known as __________.
    Answer: Village and Town Maps

  5. Small scale maps show large areas like __________ and __________.
    Answer: Continents, Countries

III. Circle the Odd One

  1. North East, Scale, North West, East
    Answer: Scale

  2. White, Snow, Highland, Plains
    Answer: White

  3. Relief map, Soil map, Physical map, Atlas
    Answer: Atlas

  4. Weather Forecasting, Climate, Rainfall, Temperature
    Answer: Weather Forecasting

IV. Match the Following

A B
1. Upper right corner e) ‘N’ letter
2. Key (or) Legend d) Colours and Symbols
3. Large Scale map b) District (or) town
4. Physical map c) Natural relief features
5. Population map a) Density and growth

V. Examine the Following Statements

Question 1

1. An Atlas is a bound volume of different types of maps.
2. Atlas maps are drawn on smaller scale.
3. Insignificant details are omitted.

a) 1 and 3 are correct
b) 2 and 3 are correct
c) 1 and 2 are correct
d) 1, 2 and 3 are correct

Answer: d) 1, 2 and 3 are correct

Question 2

Statement I: Globe is a three-dimensional model of the Earth.
Statement II: It is easy to handle and carry as it can be rolled or folded.

a) Statement I is correct and II is wrong.
b) Statement I is wrong and II is correct.
c) Both statements are correct.
d) Both statements are wrong.

Answer: a) Statement I is correct and II is wrong.


VI. Name the Following

  1. Representing the earth on a flat surface.
    Answer: Map

  2. Ratio between the distance on a map and the ground distance.
    Answer: Scale

  3. A book which contains different kinds of maps.
    Answer: Atlas

  4. A map which shows administrative divisions.
    Answer: Political Map

VII. Answer the Following

1. What is a Map?

A map is a representation of the Earth as a whole or a part of the Earth drawn on a flat surface according to a given scale. It shows continents, countries, cities and local areas with specific details.

2. What is Cartography?

The science of map-making is called Cartography. A person who draws maps is called a Cartographer.

3. What are Cardinal Directions?

North, South, East and West are called Cardinal Directions.

4. What is an Atlas?

An Atlas is a collection of maps in a book. Atlas maps are small-scale maps covering large areas like continents and countries.


VIII. Answer in Detail

1. Elements of a Map

  • Title – Describes the information given in the map.
  • Direction – Usually North orientation is shown.
  • Scale – Ratio between map distance and ground distance.
  • Legend (Key) – Explains symbols and colours.

2. Comparison of Map and Globe

Map Globe
Two-dimensional Three-dimensional
Easy to carry Not easy to carry
Shows detailed information Cannot show detailed information

IX. HOTS

Map is an essential tool for a traveller. Why?
A map helps a traveller to find directions, locate places, and follow correct routes easily.


X. Colours and Their Features in Maps

Colour Feature
White Snow
Yellow Agriculture
Green Forest
Blue Water bodies
Brown Mountains & Hills
Red Settlements & Roads
Black Railway lines

End of Assessment

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