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7. How can maps be a source of government revenue?

(a) Guiding to the tourist attractions.

(b) Showing areas with modern roads.

(c) Helping people access healthcare services.
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(d) Showing areas for celebrations and entertainment.

Section: B: Matching items

8. Match the items in column A with those in column B to produce
a meaningful statement
No. Column A Column B

(i) Topographical maps (a) on paper, land, a piece of cloth,
and a computer

(ii) Frame (b) represent the features of the Earth’s
surface
(iii) Essential elements (c) the relationship between the distance
of a map shown on the map and the real

ground distance
(iv) Scale (d) scale, frame, North direction, title,
key, source, and gridlines

(v) Surfaces where a (e) shows the boundaries of a map
map can be drawn

(f) should be easy to read for map users

(g) explains the symbols and signs
used on the map

Section: C: Short answer items:

9. What are the qualities of a good map? List them by giving
examples.

10. In what ways do topographical maps differ from urban plan maps?

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