Which of the following statements is correct in the context of using map in a classroom? A. Map is a socio-political construct. B. From time immemorial, 'North' has always been shown at the top of a map in all socio-political contexts. C. Map is a three dimensional device whereas we live in a two dimensional world. D. Map is an aid to develop a 'sense of time' in learners.
A.Only A✓ Correct
B.Only B
C.Only C and D
D.A, B and C
Explanation
Only statement A is correct. Maps are indeed socio-political constructs reflecting the perspectives of map-makers. B is wrong—'North at top' is a convention, not universal historically (e.g., medieval Arab maps had South at top). C is reversed—maps are 2D representations of our 3D world. D is wrong—maps develop 'sense of space', not time.
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