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part 1 - vocabulary- match the definition to the term (write the letter on the line)

1. cartography
2. chronography
3. title
4. legend
5. scale
6. compass
7. points of reference
8. panorama
9. landscape
10. close up
11. church
12. highways
13. large cities
14. chronological
15. philly

a. shows the cardinal directions used for navigation and geographic orientation.
b. in time order
c. the art of making maps
d. a perspective that shows the most detail but the least surroundings
e. something that you might see from a panoramic perspective/map
f. a special marker on a map or timeline, which allows you to get your orientation or know where or when things are in relation to that point.
g. a perspective that shows the least detail but the most surroundings
h. something that you might see from a close up perspective/map
i. the art of arranging historical events
j. an element in a map layout that describes the theme or subject of a map. this should instantly give the viewer a good idea of what the map is depicting.
k. where mr. carver is from
l. a description, explanation, or table of symbols printed on a map or chart to permit a better understanding or interpretation of it.
m. something that you might see from a landscape perspective/map
n. the relationship between a distance on a map and the corresponding distance on the earth.
o. a perspective that shows some detail and some surroundings

Explanation:

1. Cartography is the art of making maps, so 1 - C.
2. Chronography is the art of arranging historical events, so 2 - I.
3. The title of a map describes its theme, so 3 - J.
4. A legend on a map is a description of symbols, so 4 - L.
5. Scale is the relationship between map and real - world distances, so 5 - N.
6. A compass shows cardinal directions, so 6 - A.
7. Points of reference help with orientation, so 7 - F.
8. A panorama shows a wide - view with less detail, so 8 - G.
9. Landscape can be seen from a landscape perspective, so 9 - M.
10. A close - up shows the most detail, so 10 - D.
11. Church could be seen from a close - up or other perspectives, but no specific match for just the word itself among the perspectives.
12. Highways could be seen from various perspectives, no specific match among the perspectives.
13. Large cities could be seen from various perspectives, no specific match among the perspectives.
14. Chronological means in time order, so 14 - B.
15. Philly is a city, and if we assume it's where Mr. Carver is from, 15 - K.

Answer:

1. C
2. I
3. J
4. L
5. N
6. A
7. F
8. G
9. M
10. D
11. (No perfect match among given perspective - related options)
12. (No perfect match among given perspective - related options)
13. (No perfect match among given perspective - related options)
14. B
15. K