Question

how are modern maps and ancient maps similar?
○ they both feature three - dimensional drawings.
○ they both rely on art and science for mapmaking.
○ they both rely on paper - based drawings of an area.
○ they both focus on the physical features of an area.

Explanation:

Ancient maps used artistic representation (e.g., stylized landforms) and basic scientific observations (e.g., celestial navigation). Modern maps use advanced science (GIS, satellite data) and design principles (art) for clarity. Other options are incorrect: 3D drawings are not universal for both; modern maps aren’t only paper-based; some maps (e.g., political) don’t focus solely on physical features.

Answer:

B. They both rely on art and science for mapmaking.