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Drag and drop the words into the correct locations. Answers may be used more than once. (2 points)
A map scale shows how the ____, on a map relates to the ____ in real life. The scale of a world map is ____ than the scale of a country map. The ____ the scale, the closer the map is to real life size.
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:: symbol
:: smaller
:: larger
:: information
:: distance

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Oh ok so now is it correct?
Answered by GPT-4o mini
A map scale shows how the **distance**, on a map relates to the **distance** in real life. The scale of a world map is **smaller** than the scale of a country map. The **larger** the scale, the closer the map is to real life size.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
Let's review the sentence to ensure the correct usage of the words:

1. "A map scale shows how the **distance**, on a map relates to the **distance** in real life." (This is correct.)

2. "The scale of a world map is **smaller** than the scale of a country map." (This statement is incorrect; a world map's scale is generally larger because it covers a larger area in less detail compared to a country map.)

3. "The **larger** the scale, the closer the map is to real life size." (This part is correct, as a larger scale means more detail and a closer representation of real life.)

Based on this analysis, the correct fill-in should read:

"A map scale shows how the **distance**, on a map relates to the **distance** in real life. The scale of a world map is **larger** than the scale of a country map. The **larger** the scale, the closer the map is to real life size."

So, the correct replacements for the third part are "larger" for the world map's scale.

Thank you for your patience!
Answered by GPT-4o mini
Yes, with the correction, here is the accurately filled-out version:

"A map scale shows how the **distance**, on a map relates to the **distance** in real life. The scale of a world map is **larger** than the scale of a country map. The **larger** the scale, the closer the map is to real life size."

So now it is correct! Thank you for your understanding.

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