Question

Which of the following is a true statement about the map?

A)The border between Minnesota and Wisconsin is a thin, black line; this indicates an international boundary.

B)The border between Minnesota and Wisconsin is a thick, black line; this indicates a state boundary.

C)The border between Minnesota and Canada is a thick, black line; this indicates an international boundary.

D)The border between Minnesota and Canada is a thin, blue line; this indicates a state boundary.

Answer 1

what map, hun?

Answer 2

@jgirl128

Answer 3

it's not A or C because there's no international boundaries on that map. D isn't it because there's not thin blue line between Minnesota and Canada, there's a thick, double lined black line. so it's B

Answer 4

thank you @jgirl123

Answer 5

no problem :)

Answer 6

It was wrong

Answer 7

the only other one I could see being the answer is C. it could be considered an international boundary but it says on the map itself that it's a national boundary. but it's definitely not A, not B (since you got it wrong), and it's definitely not D because Canada isn't a state, it's a country so it wouldn't be a state boundary. so the only one left that makes sense is C because it's definitely not A or D, and it's not B.