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Maps do not distort the location of objects on Earth, but globes do.
Maps do not distort the location of objects on Earth, but globes do.
Map projections more accurately present locations on Earth than globe projections do.
Map projections more accurately present locations on Earth than globe projections do.
Globes present the exact size of objects on Earth, but maps do not.
Globes present the exact size of objects on Earth, but maps do not.
Globes re-create the spherical shape of Earth, while maps distort some aspects of it to present it on a flat surface.
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The best comparison between maps and globes is:
Globes re-create the spherical shape of Earth, while maps distort some aspects of it to present it on a flat surface.
This statement accurately reflects the primary difference between maps and globes, highlighting that globes provide a three-dimensional representation of the Earth, while maps are two-dimensional and can involve distortions of size, shape, and distance.
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