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This document is a revision worksheet for Geography focused on maps, intended for students at National Public School Whitefield, Bengaluru. It includes multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blanks, true or false statements, and matching exercises related to map types, features, and compass directions. The worksheet is designed to assess students' understanding of geographical concepts within a 30-minute timeframe for a maximum of 10 marks.

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This document is a revision worksheet for Geography focused on maps, intended for students at National Public School Whitefield, Bengaluru. It includes multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blanks, true or false statements, and matching exercises related to map types, features, and compass directions. The worksheet is designed to assess students' understanding of geographical concepts within a 30-minute timeframe for a maximum of 10 marks.

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NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL WHITEFIELD, BENGALURU

GEOGRAPHY PT2 REVISION WORKSHEET


L4- MAPS
Duration: 30 mins Max.Marks:10

Q1. Multiple Choice Questions


(i) Maps showing natural features of the earth such as mountains, plains and rivers are called
as:
a. Political maps
b. Physical maps
c. Thematic International boundary

(ii) Brown colour in maps is used for showing


a. Plateaus
b. Plains
c. Mountains

(iii) A political map shows


a. Natural features of the earth
b. Different countries and states of the world
c. Distribution of forests

(iv) Which one is not an intermediate direction?


a. North-east (NE)
b. West
c. South-west (SW)

Q2. Fill in the Blanks


(GLOBE, UNIVERSAL, SMALL SCALE, COMPASS)

(i) A _________map is used to show large areas like continents or countries on a paper.
(ii) A ____ is an instrument used to find out main directions.
(iii) Maps have a _______ language that can be understood by all.
(iv) Maps are more informative than a ____.

Q3. True or False

(i) We use a globe when we want to study the earth as a whole. ____
(ii) Political maps show the natural features of the earth. _______
(iii) Some maps which focus on specific information is known as thematic map. For example,
road maps, maps showing distribution of industries, etc. _____
(iv) Large scale maps give less information than small scale maps. ______
Q4. Use abbreviations to fill in the Cardinal and Inter- Cardinal directions of the
Compass:

Q5. Match the following:

COLUMN ‘A’ COLOUM ‘B’


a. Cardinal Points 1. Universal Language
b. Conventional Symbols 2. Map
c. Scale 3. North, East, West, South
d. Blue Colour 4. Thematic Map
e. Map showing distribution of Forest 5. Water Body

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