What Is the Difference Between a Beacon and a Landmark

question 73

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between a beacon and a landmark.

• A) Landmarks are close to the goal, while beacons can be located anywhere.
• B) A beacon is a cue that is close to the goal, while a landmark can be anywhere in relation to the goal.
• C) Landmarks only provide information about direction, while beacons provide direction and distance information.
• D) Beacons are used in relation to each other while landmarks are simply approached in a sequence.

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