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It can be obtained by combining the map distance (horizontal or straight line distance) between two points and the altitude difference between the same points. REVIEW EXERCISE FOR UNIT 1 True or False: Write True if the statement is correct and write False if it is incorrect. 1 Grid North is the direction in which grid lines point towards the top of the map.​

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True False 2 A contour line is a line passing through points of equal height above or below a reference level. True False 3 The scale of a map is the ratio between the distance on the map and the ground distance of the same object. True False 4 The contour interval is the space between two contour lines. True False 5 The steepness of a slope is usually expressed by the contour interval. True False 6 A depression on a map is denoted by a closed contour line. True False 7 A streamline is a line that passes through all points of equal potential energy. True False 8 A point on the map is denoted by a small circle. True False 9 A map is a representation of an area of the earth’s surface as seen from above. True False 10 A map projection is a method of representing a portion of the earth’s surface on a flat surface. True False 11 The most widely used projection is the Mercator projection. True False 12 The term “azimuth” is used to describe the compass bearing. True False 13 The angle between the magnetic north line and the true north line is called the declination. True False 14 The term “surveying” is derived from the French

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