Which of the following is not a question normally asked by mapmakers before they design a new map.? a. where will the map be used b. how large are each of the map elements c. what is the goal of the map d. who will read the map

ANSWER:

Cartographers or mapmakers does not ask how large are each of the map elements or the size of each element of the map before designing them. They don’t ask this type of question normally because the size of the elements of the maps is not relevant.

EXPLANATION:

Map making is a complicated process. There must be symbolic and accurate representation of a place. It should indicate the approximate distance between places that matches the distance on Earth. It should involve grids, symbols, and proper scale.

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