Question

What is indicated when contour lines are far apart on a topographic map?

A.
gentle slope

B.
flat plain

C.
cliff

D.
relatively steep slope

Answer 1

@Jamierox4ev3r

Answer 2

contour lines - the closer the steeper, the further , the wider

Answer 3

If a topographic graph looks more "bumpy", that implies that the region is more mountainous

So it's the opposite when the contour lines are far apart

Answer 4

If you look on the western sides of this topographic map of the United States, you can see more mountains

Answer 5

so its D?

Answer 6

I would have said it's E.

Answer 7

You know E as in Geography not history :P

Answer 8

but then.. if you're looking at classic topography, closer lines imply steep mountains

Answer 9

what a troll @TheSmartOne

Answer 10

@SavineTwist I would go with A. because no lines at all would imply a plain. If they are farther apart, then you would have a gently sloping hill :)

Answer 11

kk

Answer 12

@Jamierox4ev3r
Direct answers? Oh hmm (;

Answer 13

well, i explained myself first >.< kinda hard to not give direct answers in history.