Question

which ideas correctly explain the elements found on a map? check all that apply. the term orientation relates to any colors on a map. the title of a map can identify the location it shows. a legend typically explains the area a map shows. colors and symbols are named in the map’s key. an indicator is used to show a map’s orientation. south is usually the direction at the top of a map.

Explanation:

• Orientation on a map refers to direction (usually north - south - east - west), not colors. So the first statement is incorrect.
• The title of a map often indicates the location it depicts, which is correct.
• A legend (or key) explains the symbols and colors on a map, not the area shown. So the third statement is incorrect.
• Colors and symbols are indeed named in the map's key, which is correct.
• An indicator like a compass rose is used to show a map's orientation, which is correct.
• North is usually at the top of a map, not south. So the last statement is incorrect.

Answer:

• The title of a map can identify the location it shows.
• Colors and symbols are named in the map’s key.
• An indicator is used to show a map’s orientation.