6 Class.Geography.CW/HW.Chapter2.Representation of the Earth.
6 Class. Geography.CW/HW.Chapter2.Representation of the Earth
Keywords three-dimensional : an object that has height, width and depth. two-dimensional : an object with length and width
Something To Know
A. Tick () the correct option.
1. Which one of the following is a representation of the earth drawn on a flat surface?
(a) map
(b) globe
(c) plan
(d) sketch
2. Which one of the following symbols represents a bridge?
(a-----------
(b)
(c) +++++++
(d)
3. A compass is mainly used to-
(a) show the directions.
(b) calculate the distance.
(c) identify the details of a place.
(d) examine the height of a place.
4. Large scale maps are used for-
(a) small areas.
(b) large areas.
(c) areas of moderate extent.
(d) for showing specific themes.
5. Which type of map represents relief features like mountains, plateaus, plains and deserts? (a) a political map
(b) a thematic map
(c) a topographical map
(b) a physical map
B. Fill in the blanks.
1. A.-----represents the three-dimensional view of the earth.
2. The technique or skill of making maps is called ----
3. ---is a drawing of a small area drawn from one's observation and memory without directions.
4. A -----is a device consisting of a magnetic needle, which always points towards north.
5. ---areas are shown by using white color on maps.
C. Read the statements given below and write an appropriate term for each.
1. The most perfect approximation of the earth.
2. The layout of a building, a factory or a playground.
3. The experts of map-making.
4. Maps showing distribution of rainfall, population, etc
5. A collection of maps of the world, continents and selected countries in a bound form.
D. Answer the following questions in brief. Atlas
1. What are the limitations of a globe?
2. Mention the advantages of a map.
3. What is a thematic map? Give examples.
4. Name the cardinal points along with intermediate directions.
5. How do conventional symbois help in reading maps?
E. Answer the following questions.
I. Why is a globe considered a perfect representation of the earth? Give any three reasons.
2 What is a scale? Why is it an important component of a map?
3. Distinguish between a physical map and political map.
4. Highlight the significance of a common colour scheme in the maps. Give examples to support your answer
5. Describe the history of map-making.
Value Based Question
Christopher Columbus was an Italian born navigator who sailed for Spain. He thought earth is round and on the other side of Europe, India is located. He was seeking a western sea route from Europe to Asia On the morning of October 12, 1492 he stepped ashore on an island in America with the impression that he reached India. Although, Christopher was mistaken in his goal but he helped the world to know about America. He had shown magnificent seamanship and powerful leadership. He had shawn courage and dedication in his long voyage over the unknown sea of darkness.
'Christopher Columbus is known as a great voyager.' How does his i inspire you?
Map Skill
1. On a political map of India, label all the states with their capitals.
2. On an outline map of india, show the given geographical features by using appropriate
(a) Arablan Sea
(b) Northern Plains
(c) Deccan Plateau
(d) The Himalayas
Something To Do
1. Get up early in the morning. Go to a nearby open space and locate
2. Prepare a sketch of the route from your house to your school showing some landmarks on the Show every turning at 90 and mention the direction also.
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