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[yenta]

Hey if anyone has their paper, wat did u get for multiple choice questions 4, 5, 7 and 14? They kinda stumped me, I worked the answers out but wasn't sure if they were right

 

[Ringo]

4 and 5 were shockers

 

[anastabation]

I don't wanna know what I go in the first 2 sections, so i didn't keep my exam. hahaha

Guessed atleast 15 marks in the first 2 parts.

 

[rubylotus11]

Q 4 and 5

for question 4 I put b)Photo 2
and for question 5 I put a) AR 2944 (because of the hill)
Anyone know the correct answers?

 

[Wahlito]

My answers:

1 C
2 B
3 A
4 C
5 A
6 B
7 B
8 A
9 B
10 C
11 C
12 B
13 D
14 B
15 C

 

[yenta]

thats what I put as well, but like I dun get how you're sposed to tell with photographs what the smaller scale is

 

[rubylotus11]

For Q 7 I put b) 1:7
For Q 14 I put b) South east

 

[yenta]

I'm confused...does smaller scale mean more fits onto the map/photo?

 

[yenta]

Originally posted by Wahlito
My answers:

1 C
2 B
3 A
4 C
5 A
6 B
7 B
8 A
9 B
10 C
11 C
12 B
13 D
14 B
15 C

I had the same, except for question 4 I had B, and for question 12 I had D

 

[rubylotus11]

I thought because photo 2 shows more of the landscape, a wider view, it is actually smaller scale (the opposite of what you would think automatically). But I have no idea really.

 

[scheah86]

q4 was just stupid they all looked the same
q5 i put a) i knew that 2 of the ans were wrong (one of em was in lake and one in the middle of a city)

 

[rubylotus11]

my answers were
1 C
2 B
3 A
4 B
5 A
6 D
7 B
8 A
9 B
10 C
11 C
12 D
13 D
14 B
15 C

 

[yenta]

Originally posted by rubylotus11
I thought because photo 2 shows more of the landscape, a wider view, it is actually smaller scale (the opposite of what you would think automatically). But I have no idea really.

yeah thats what I thought, I always get them mixed up though, stupid scales >: /

 

[scut]

Yep, Photo 2 had the smaller scale
but yeah i know i got 1 wrong already, Q14, stupid mistake, It wanted specifically the direction in the Area reference, and not the overall direction flow of the whole river

 

[smez]

Originally posted by yenta
I'm confused...does smaller scale mean more fits onto the map/photo?

the smallest scale means like the most zoomed in.

 

[yenta]

Originally posted by smez
the smallest scale means like the most zoomed in.

really? so the answer was photo 3? >: (

 

[jomingara]

pretty sure it was photo 2. my mate got the same answer. the photo with the rock in it

 

[apollo]

err

the small photo, the scale would have been 1 : 1000 (1cm=1m)
the photo with the rock and the huge valley would have been 1 : 100 000

which do you think is the "smaller scale"?

in other news, i completely rooted the exam

 

[yenta]

eh, im still confused, got no idea, oh well, its only 1 pissy mark out of 100, who cares

 

[scut]

Well I can assure you that Photo 2 had the smallest scale, My teacher went through it with us at the end and said it was definately Photo 2.
I quote from my Geography skills book:
"Large-scale Maps show a small area of land"
Hence a small scale map would show a large area of land!