A Geographer Might Use a GPS to

question 88

Multiple Choice

A geographer might use a GPS to

• A) log the locations where photographs were taken, but not to find the best route to a store.
• B) make a map but not to drive a car.
• C) find the best route to a store or log the locations where photographs were taken.
• D) record toponyms and terracentric calculations.
• E) make a map or find a route to a favorite store, but not to log the locations where photographs were taken over the course of a research project.

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