List of top Applied Geography and Geoinformatics Questions on General Cartography

Match List I with List II

LIST I	LIST II
A. Million sheet	I. 4°x4°
B. Quarter-inch sheet	II. 1°x1°
C. Half-inch sheet	III. 30'x30'
D. Special sheet	IV. 7'30"x7'30"

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Identify correct statements about flow diagrams:
(A) When part of the commodity is diverted to a different direction, the main flowline also becomes thicker proportionately.
(B) The thickness of the lines is determined by the volume or quantity of flow.
(C) Movement of goods can be shown only in one direction.
(D) These are not suitable to represent international, national or regional flow of various commodities.
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Identify the correct statements about scale and representation of information on maps:
(A) Increasing the size of the denominator of R.F. means making each detail smaller and less exact on a map.
(B) A map always gives every detail to scale.
(C) As more area is covered by the same size map, exactness of delineation increases and more details can be shown.
(D) All maps give areas covered by spatially distributed details to the scale shown within the scope of each map unit.
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Arrange the following reference number of topographical maps/sheets in order of scale from larger to smaller:
(A) 44 A/10/5
(B) 53 B/10
(C) 64C
(D) 45
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Which of the following landforms is represented in the diagram given below?

Bonne's projection is a modified version of the:

In a Zenithal projection a ___ is made tangent to a transparent globe.

If two points located 10 kms apart on ground are shown 5 cm apart on a map, then the scale of the map is

Scale is commonly used to evaluate topological and metric properties of the geographic features on a map except.