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1 Name: 1) A vector quantity must include both magnitude and direction. Which measurement is a vector quantity? A) the rain accumulation at a weather station B) the motion of water in an ocean current C) the air temperature in a room D) the highest elevation of a hill 2) According to the diagram below which represents a contour map of a hill, what is the approximate gradient of the hill between points X and Y? Page 1 4) The diagram below is a contour map. Between which two points is the slope of the hill steepest? A) 3 m/km B) 1 m/km C) 10 m/km D) 30 m/km 3) What is the elevation of the highest contour line shown on the map below? A) A and D B) C and D C) A and B D) B and C 5) A contour (topographic) map indicates that a stream is flowing across the landscape. If the stream has a constant volume, where on the map would the stream most likely have the highest velocity? A) as the stream moves across several closely spaced contour lines B) as the stream moves through a large region that has no contour lines C) as the stream moves parallel to two contour lines D) as the stream moves across several widely spaced contour lines 6) A stream has a source at an elevation of 1,000 meters. It ends at a lake that has an elevation of 300 meters. If the lake is 200 kilometers away from the source, what is the average gradient of the stream? A) 15. m/km B) 10. m/km C) 3.5 m/km D) 1.5 m/km 7) According to the diagram below which represents a contour map of a hill, on which side of the hill does the land have the steepest slope? A) 10,000 feet B) 10,700 feet C) 10,788 feet D) 10,688 feet A) north B) south C) west D) east
2 Questions 8 and 9 refer to the following: Page 2 The isoline map below represents various temperatures taken 1 meter above the floor in a closed room. Letters A through F are various locations in the room also located 1 meter above the floor. 8) The smallest temperature gradient exists between locations A) C and D B) A and B C) F and D D) B and C 9) The approximate temperature at location B is A) 22DC C) 17DC B) 19DC D) 24DC Questions 10 through 14 refer to the following:
3 10) What is the elevation of the highest contour line on hill W? A) 510 m B) 440 m C) 560 m D) 610 m 11) What is the elevation at the intersection of Jones Road and Smith Road? A) 600 m B) 500 m C) 450 m D) 550 m 12) On which side of hill X is the steepest slope found? A) east B) southeast C) southwest D) north 13) In which general direction is Trout Brook flowing when it passes under Smith Road? A) northwest B) southeast C) northeast D) southwest 14) Which diagram best represents the profile along a straight line between points A and B? A) B) Page 3 C) D) Questions 15 through 19 refer to the following: The topographic map below represents a coastal landscape. The contour lines show the elevations in meters.
4 15) What is the general direction of flow of the river between points E and F? A) east to west B) west and east C) south to north D) north to south 16) Which diagram best represents the profile along a straight line between points C and J? A) B) 17) What is the rate of change in elevation (gradient) of the land from point C to point D? A) 15 m/km B) 25 m/km C) 10 m/km D) 20 m/km 18) What is the elevation of the highest contour line shown on the map? A) 155 m B) 180 m C) 140 m D) 150 m 19) What is the approximate distance along the dirt road from points G to H? A) 2.1 km B) 3.2 km C) 2.6 km D) 4.0 km Page 4 C) D)
5 Questions 20 through 24 refer to the following: Page 5 The diagram below represents the isolines of an elevation field (topographic map) for a region. The dashed lines represent the streams flowing in this region. [Note: On this map the contour interval is measured in feet and the scale is measured in kilometers.] 20) The straight line distance between the tops of hills A and D is closest to A) 3.2 km B) 1.1 km C) 4.2 km D) 2.0 km 21) A stream which flows away from the lake is located between A) hills C and D B) hills B and C C) hills A and B D) hills D and A 22) Which hill could be 590 feet high? A) A B) B C) C D) D 23) Which side of hill C is the steepest? A) northwest B) southwest C) northeast D) southeast
6 24) Which diagram best represents the profile view along a straight line between points Y and Z? Page 6 A) B) C) D)
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