Map Scale and Source Skills
Grade 4 - Social Studies - Building Confidence
A route measures 4 inches on a map where each inch stands for 10 miles. How long is the route?
Use the source scale. If 4 map inches represent 10 miles each, how many miles is that?
Use the source scale. If 3 map inches represent 10 miles each, how many miles is that?
Map scale: 1 inch = 5 miles. A river is 6 inches long on the map. What real length is shown?
Use the source scale. If 2 map inches represent 5 miles each, how many miles is that?
On a map, 1 inch equals 5 miles. Two towns are 2 inches apart. How many miles apart are they?
A route measures 4 inches on a map where each inch stands for 5 miles. How long is the route?
A route measures 2 inches on a map where each inch stands for 5 miles. How long is the route?
On a map, 1 inch equals 10 miles. Two towns are 5 inches apart. How many miles apart are they?
Use the source scale. If 4 map inches represent 5 miles each, how many miles is that?