Question

which is one way that topographic maps are different from other maps?
○ unlike other maps, topographic maps indicate man - made and natural landforms.
○ unlike other maps, topographic maps include the locations of countries and cities.
○ unlike other maps, topographic maps contain a compass rose to show direction.
○ unlike other maps, topographic maps include boundary lines separating one state from another.

Explanation:

Topographic maps are specialized to represent elevation and landforms (natural and man-made like hills, roads, buildings). Other general maps often focus on political boundaries, locations of cities/countries, or basic direction tools, which are not unique to topographic maps. The other options describe features common to many standard maps, not unique differences of topographic maps.

Answer:

A. Unlike other maps, topographic maps indicate man-made and natural landforms.