Listening - how to read a map - corrections

1. Who can get use from a map?

A professional orienteer, mountain hiking pilgrim,

a (keen) sailor, a (city loving weekend) tourist.

2. What is the map scale?

How much smaller the map is, compared to reality.

3. What numbers can you hear?

1

10,000

100

4. What objects are shown on a map?

Objects that are big enough to be seen  from a distance and that don’t change.

5. What different kinds of maps are mentioned?

Orienteering map, walking map, nautical chart, city maps

6. What does each map show?

Orienteering map: small paths, boulders, crags, ditches.

Walking map: hight differences, water, hiking routes.

Nautical charts: depth of the water.

City maps: road names and attractions.