Geography, asked by pankajkumar46, 1 year ago

INTERNAL ASSESSMENT
PRACTICAL WORK/PROJECT WORK
. A record file having any three of the following exercises will be maintained. (The file will be
ated out of 10 marks).
a) Uses of important types of maps.
b) Directions and how to identify them – an illustrative diagram.
c) Reading and using statement of scale, graphic scale and scale shown by representative
fraction method. (No drawing work, only explaining their meanings).
) Reading of one town guide map or an atlas map. (Recognising the symbols and colours used,
identifying directions and distances).
e) Drawing and recognising forms of important contours viz. valleys, ridges, types of slopes,
conical hill, plateau, escarpment and sea cliff.
1 Drawing at least one sketch map to organise information about visiting an important place,
a zoo or a monument.
Candidates will be required to prepare a project report on any one topic. The topics for
ments may be selected from the list of suggested assignments given below. Candidates can
ake up an assignment of their choice under any of the four broad areas given below. (The
t will be evaluated out of 10 marks).
ggested list of Assignments:
Weather records: Maintaining and interpreting weather records as found in the newspaper​

Answers

Answered by ramashishgupta8161
2

Answer:

Geography (from Greek: γεωγραφία, geographia, literally "earth description") is a field of science devoted to the study of the lands, features, inhabitants, and phenomena of the Earth and planets. The first person to use the word γεωγραφία was Eratosthenes (276–194 BC). Geography is an all-encompassing discipline that seeks an understanding of Earth and its human and natural complexities—not merely where objects are, but also how they have changed and come to be.

Answered by mastermaths55
3

Explanation:

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Total Geography - 9

INTERNAL ASSESSMENT

PRACTICAL WORK/PROJECT WORK

. 1. A record file having any three of the following exercises will be maintained. (The file will be

evaluated out of 10 marks).

(a) Uses of important types of maps.

b) Directions and how to identify them – an illustrative diagram.

(c) Reading and using statement of scale, graphic scale and scale shown by representative

fraction method. (No drawing work, only explaining their meanings).

(d) Reading of one town guide map or an atlas map. (Recognising the symbols and colours used

identifying directions and distances).

tet Drawing and recognising forms of important contours viz. valleys, ridges, types of slope

conical hill, plateau, escarpment and sea cliff.

(f) Drawing at least one sketch map to organise information about visiting an important ple

a zoo or a monument.

2. Candidates will be required to prepare a project report on any one topic. The topics

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