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Geography

Geographical Skills: Aerial photographs, charts graphs and infographics

This topic includes questions such as:
What type of aerial photograph provides a view looking directly down at the landscape?
What is the notable feature of urban settlements on aerial photographs?
Which color typically represents water bodies in aerial photographs?
How do industrial areas in urban settlements appear in aerial photographs?
How can residential areas be identified in aerial photographs?
In aerial photographs, what is indicated by a cluster of small, blocky shapes?
When comparing OS maps with aerial photographs, what does a blue line usually represent?
What type of graph displays data along a straight line to show trends over time?
Which graph is most appropriate for showing proportions of a whole?
What is the main purpose of creating infographics?
When examining the color of buildings in aerial photographs, what does white typically indicate?
What is the primary characteristic of line graphs?
In a pie chart, what does a larger slice represent?
What kind of information is best represented by bar charts?
When using infographics, what is one major advantage over plain text?
What characteristic of an urban area is visible in aerial photographs, distinguishing it from rural areas?
When comparing aerial photographs and OS maps, what feature is easier to distinguish in photographs but not in maps?
How can vegetation be typically identified in aerial photographs?
In a line graph, what does the x-axis typically represent?
Why are bar charts useful for representing categorical data?
When comparing infographics to traditional charts, what is a distinct advantage of infographics?
In aerial photographs, what feature can help identify the age of a building?
How do you differentiate between commercial and residential areas in aerial photographs?
In pie charts, how should the sum of all slices be represented?
What does a bar chart primarily show?
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