Form 10: Combining Scale and Direction Exercise

Form 10: Combining Scale and Direction

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Form 10: Combining Scale and Direction

Combine direction and scale measurement skills to navigate maps accurately and calculate route distances.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    City A is 4 inches West of City B on a map scaled '1 inch = 25 miles'. Where is City A and how far?

  2. MultiChoice

    If Town X is 3 cm North of Town Y on a map scaled '1 cm = 10 km', how do you reach Town X from Town Y?

  3. MultiChoice

    You travel 2 inches East, then 2 inches North on a map ('1 in = 5 miles'). What is your final location relative to start?

  4. MultiChoice

    On a map ('1 cm = 50 miles'), Port Alpha is 6 cm South of Port Beta. What is the real distance and direction to Port Beta from Port Alpha?

  5. MultiChoice

    A car travels 3 inches West on a map scaled '1 inch = 20 miles'. How far did it travel?

  6. MultiChoice

    If a lake is 5 inches East of a mountain ('1 inch = 12 miles'), what is the distance from mountain to lake?

  7. MultiChoice

    To go from City M to City N, you go 4 cm South on a map ('1 cm = 15 km'). What is the actual travel displacement?

  8. MultiChoice

    If a airport is 2 inches Northwest of a city center ('1 in = 30 miles'), how far and in what direction is the airport?

  9. MultiChoice

    If point P is 10 cm East of point Q on a map ('1 cm = 2 km'), how far is Q from P?

  10. MultiChoice

    A park path goes 3 cm East then 4 cm South on a map ('1 cm = 1 km'). What is total distance walked along path?

  11. MultiChoice

    If a school is 5 inches North of a library ('1 inch = 4 miles'), how far must a student travel from library to school?

  12. MultiChoice

    If a boat sails 2 cm West on a map ('1 cm = 100 nautical miles'), how far did it sail?