Quiz. Maps and plans. Level A Circle the right answer for each question. 1) A map can be used to work out a route. A) True.
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1 Quiz Maps and plans Level A Circle the right answer for each question. 1) A map can be used to work out a route. 2) A map may be in a guide book. 3) A map can be used to work out heights. Page 1 of 12
2 4) A plan is used... A) to list items to buy B) to weigh shopping C) to find things in a supermarket 5) Newsagents usually show plans of their shops. 6) A shopping mall usually has a plan. Page 2 of 12
3 Quiz Maps and plans Level B Circle the right answer for each question. 1) A map can be used... A) to work out the total cost B) to work out directions C) to work out speed of travel 2) An A-Z city guide has maps. Page 3 of 12
4 3) Distances on the map are... A) smaller than in the real world B) the same as in the real world C) bigger than in the real world 4) Plans are used to design a room. 5) Plans are used to take money from customers. 6) Plans of a building are smaller than the building. Page 4 of 12
5 Quiz Maps and plans Level C Circle the right answer for each question. 1) A map can be used to work out distances between places. 2) Maps are found in... A) dictionaries B) recipe books C) atlases Page 5 of 12
6 3) Distances in the real world are... A) smaller than on a map B) the same as on a map C) bigger than on a map 4) A plan is used by builders. 5) A plan can show the position of things in a room. 6) A plan can find the weight of things in a room. Page 6 of 12
7 Quiz - answers Maps and plans Level A 1) True or False: A map can be used to work out a route. The correct answer is. A map can be used to work out a route. 2) True or False: A map may be in a guide book. The correct answer is. Guide books usually have maps in them. 3) True or False: A map can be used to work out heights. The correct answer is B) True. Some maps can be used to work out heights. Page 7 of 12
8 4) Is a plan is used to list items to buy, to weigh shopping or to find things in a supermarket? The correct answer is C. A plan can show where to find things in a big supermarket. 5) True or False: Newsagents usually show plans of their shops. The correct answer is. Newsagents are usually too small to need a plan for customers. 6) True or False: A shopping mall usually has a plan. The correct answer is. Shopping malls usually have a plan to show the different shops. Page 8 of 12
9 Quiz - answers Maps and plans Level B 1) A map can be used to work out the total cost, to work out directions or to work out speed of travel? The correct answer is B. A map can be used to work out directions. 2) True or False: An A-Z city guide has maps. The correct answer is. An A-Z guide is a book of maps. 3) Are distances on the map smaller, the same or bigger than in the real world? The correct answer is A. Distances on a map are smaller than in the real world. 4) True or False: Plans are used to design a room. The correct answer is. Plans are used to design rooms. Page 9 of 12
10 5) True or False: Plans are used to take money from customers. The correct answer is. Plans are not used to take money from customers. 6) True or False: Plans of a building are smaller than the building. The correct answer is. Plans are smaller than the real world. Page 10 of 12
11 Quiz - answers Maps and plans Level C 1) True or False: A map can be used to work out distances between places. The correct answer is. Maps can be used to work out distances. 2) Are maps found in dictionaries, recipe books or atlases? The correct answer is C. An atlas is a book of maps. 3) Are distances in the real world smaller, the same or bigger than on a map? The correct answer is C. Distances in the real world are bigger than on a map. 4) True or False: A plan is used by builders. The correct answer is. Plans are used by builders. Page 11 of 12
12 5) True or False: A plan can show the position of things in a room. The correct answer is. A plan can show the position of things in a room. 6) True or False: A plan can find the weight of things in a room. The correct answer is. A plan cannot find the weight of items. Page 12 of 12
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