Question

comparing maps and globes
use the drop - down menus to identify if each phrase describes a feature of a map, a globe, or both.
uses symbols to represent surface features
two - dimensional model
three - dimensional model
made to scale

Explanation:

• Uses symbols to represent surface features: Maps use various symbols (like icons for cities, rivers, etc.) to show different surface features. Globes also use some symbols (e.g., country boundaries represented in a simplified way). So this applies to both.
• Two - dimensional model: A map is a two - dimensional representation of the Earth's surface (or a part of it). A globe is a three - dimensional model. So this only applies to a map.
• Three - dimensional model: As mentioned above, a globe is a three - dimensional representation of the Earth, while a map is two - dimensional. So this only applies to a globe.
• Made to scale: Both maps and globes are made to scale. A map has a scale (e.g., 1:100000) which relates distances on the map to real - world distances. A globe also has a scale (for example, the ratio of the size of the globe to the actual Earth).

Answer:

• Uses symbols to represent surface features: both
• Two - dimensional model: map
• Three - dimensional model: globe
• Made to scale: both