yenta
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photo 2 has the smallest scale
photo 3 has the largest scale... I think
photo 3 has the largest scale... I think
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piccaninny
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i think so too Yenta, i will ask my teacher on monday
yenta
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ok, tell us what your teacher says, coz I'm really not too sure on this one
yenta
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lucky!! Our teacher had buggered off home before we finished the exam...only time we saw him was when he came up to us b4 the exam for about 5 mins to say good luck...Originally posted by scut
Yenta, Photo 2 had the smallest scale.
Out teacher shouted us some coffee after the examand we went through the MC questions at the cafe.
yenta
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lol thats even worse...thats slack, not even turning up to wish u luck, teachers like that don't deserve a payrise
piccaninny
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well i dont know what to say about my teacher, all 2 years he taught us because he must, he was not even interested in our geo class, but on the exam he came and wished good luck to us. at least one nice thing in 2 years he did.
We had a fairly disrupted year, our previous Geo teacher left at the end of term 1 2003, so we got a new guy. And he turned out to be really good, so that was a positive. And since we only have a class of 5, he knows all of us fairly well, and he was kind enough to shout us coffee and a snack after the exam...
piccaninny
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can anyone give evidence why photo 2 has the smallest scale, i'm so confused i think it is the building with graffiti on it.
yenta
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Actually I think it is photo 3, because it literally has the smaller scale, e.g. photo 3's scale might be 1:1000, photo 2's might be 1:5000. Therefore SMALLER SCALE = 1:1000 = photo 3
Okay I'll try clear the issue of small scale/large scale...
My Geography Skills Textbook quotes this:
"Small-scale maps show a large area of land but with less detail to the features found in the area. Examples of small-scale maps are maps of a country or state."
Or as 123 said in previous posts:
My Geography Skills Textbook quotes this:
"Small-scale maps show a large area of land but with less detail to the features found in the area. Examples of small-scale maps are maps of a country or state."
Or as 123 said in previous posts:
If you guys have the 2001 HSC Geo Exam, look at Multiple choice question 10, the official answers from the BOS say the correct answer is 10) D
piccaninny
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why photo with graffiti can not be smallest scale??
think about it...small scale = small detail. the photo with the grafiti had HEAPS of detail...therefore was a large scale (large detail)...and if i remember correctly they asked for the smallest scale....which is therfore picture two where you couldnt see any detail at all.
piccaninny
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i think it is like this "small scale small details can be seen" you can see small details on photo with graffiti, but not on photo with landscape" i feel so stupid i applied for lanscape course in uni and dont know thats small and large scale
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Piccaninny...dont feel stupid! Its only one small thing that you got mixed up...and yes it is confusing. i only just figured it out before the exam. Im sure you'll go fine at landscaping.
Small detail means not much detail at all. as in you cant see anything. Hope youve got it all worked out now!
Goodluck with your uni course, im sure youll be tops!
Small detail means not much detail at all. as in you cant see anything. Hope youve got it all worked out now!
Goodluck with your uni course, im sure youll be tops!
piccaninny
invisible
Thanks Mystery!!!!!
i have asked my teacher today, you were right Mystery large scale, large details can be seen such as photo with graffiti so photo 2 or landscape has the smallest scale
i have asked my teacher today, you were right Mystery large scale, large details can be seen such as photo with graffiti so photo 2 or landscape has the smallest scale
yenta
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meh...who cares...geog is gooooooone but I'm going with photo 3 as having the smaller scale even though I put photo 2