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Directions: You are given a pair of topographic map symbols. In a complete sentence (using
correct spelling and grammar), explain how the symbols are similar and different.
Example: Channel and Trail
Example Both symbols are represented by dotted lines, but a channel is a blue dotted
line, while a trail is a black dotted line.
1. Building and School

2. Airport and Church

3. Crater and Mountain

4. Interstate and U. S. Highway

5. Levee and Trail

6. Primary Road and Limited Access Road

7. Stream and Channel

8. Water and Woods

9. Bridge and Primary Road

10. Sand Dunes and Sand Beach

Here are how each of them are similar and different:

-Building and School:

Similarities: They both contain adults who work, people can walk in whenever they like, and they also can contain children as well.Differences: They both are different by having the building with people who have jobs, and it depends on what kind of building it is-whether it contains children or not.

-Airport and Church:

Similarities: They both contain people who go inside and go outside, and they both can contain drop offs and pick ups. They also have seats inside.Differences: The airport is a place where people can go for transport and work/business, while the church is a place for religious people who believe in their own gods and sometimes kneel down to what they believe in.

-Crater and Mountain:

Similarities: The pair of them are very large and can be natural resources.Differences: The crater has a large hole-going inside/below, and mountains go high; pointing towards the sky. Also craters are roundish and mountains are more pointy.

-Interstate and U.S. Highway:

Similarities: They both contain cement and cars drive on them-builders also build both.Differences: The interstate is more near land, while highways are closer to other pathways and roads.

-Levee and Trail:

Similarities: They both contain paths that always lead (at least) somewhere. You can also walk in/on both.Differences: The levee is a water path-mainly part of a river leading somewhere, and a trail is a more earth part of the ground, where you can easily walk.

Primary Road and Limited Access Road:

Similarities: They both contain cars/vehicles, and also the two of the roads contain other things nearby.Differences: One of them (Limited Access Road) is more near land, the other one is more nearby other streets and roads (Primary Road). Also the Limited Access Road is more cramped, although it has more lanes, more than the Primary Road.

-Stream and Channel:

Similarities: They both contain water and long lanes of them, plus they both are bodies off water, besides inside the water.Differences: They are two different bodies of water, and one of them is larger.

-Water and Woods:

Similarities: They are both nature and are on the Earth. They also contain living animals.Differences: Water is a type of body of water that doesn't exactly touch the land, and Woods is more natural and contains more animals.

-Bridge and Primary Road:

Similarities: They both contain access to other parts of the world and are easier for transportation.Differences: The bridge goes over water, and there are many across the world, but the Primary Road contains more of them and can go across the whole world.

-Sand Dunes and Sand Beach

Similarities: They both contain sand and they can both be in the desert, like Egypt (for example).Differences: Dunes are more like buildings, and a Sand Beach is more close to the water and could actually be a sandy beach.

I hope this helps!

-Earth Girl :)

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