Map Skills

A typical definition of a map is a visual representation of the land or sea that shows physical characteristics, such as cities and roads. Maps can show us so much more, like population and climate. Skills for reading a map include understanding visual representations and spatial thinking.

There are 25-50 primary school level questions, 200-225 elementary school level questions, 225-250 middle school level questions, 125-150 high school level questions, and 0-25 advanced placement level questions about Map Skills in Castle Learning. These multiple choice and constructed response questions can be used for review, homework, assessments and more.

Subtopics of Map Skills include:

Bloom’s Cognitive levels addressed in Map Skills:

Question Attribute	Elementary School	Middle School	High School
Bloom’s Cognitive 1 – Remember
Bloom’s Cognitive 2 – Understand
Bloom’s Cognitive 3 – Apply
Bloom’s Cognitive 4 – Analyze
Bloom’s Cognitive 5 – Evaluate
Bloom’s Cognitive 6 – Create

Bloom’s Knowledge levels addressed in Map Skills:

Question Attribute	Elementary School	Middle School	High School
Bloom’s Knowledge 1 – Factual
Bloom’s Knowledge 2 – Conceptual
Bloom’s Knowledge 3 – Procedural
Bloom’s Knowledge 4 – Meta Congnitive

Webb’s Depth of Knowledge levels addressed in Map Skills:

Question Attribute	Elementary School	Middle School	High School
Webb’s Depth of Knowledge 1 – Recall
Webb’s Depth of Knowledge 2 – Skill/Concept
Webb’s Depth of Knowledge 3 – Strategic Thinking
Webb’s Depth of Knowledge 4 – Extended Thinking