{ "glossary": [ { "id": "map-scale", "term": "map scale", "aliases": [ "scale ratio" ], "definition": "The ratio between a length on a map and the same length on the ground." }, { "id": "legend", "term": "legend", "aliases": [ "map key" ], "definition": "A list that explains the symbols used on a map." }, { "id": "latitude", "term": "latitude", "aliases": [], "definition": "An angle north or south of the equator, expressed in degrees." }, { "id": "longitude", "term": "longitude", "aliases": [], "definition": "An angle east or west of the prime meridian, expressed in degrees." }, { "id": "coordinates", "term": "coordinates", "aliases": [ "coordinate pair" ], "definition": "Values that locate a position in a stated reference system." } ], "lesson": "
Choose a map scale before drawing paths. A legend explains each bench symbol. Coordinates give a location through latitude and longitude.
A coordinate pair needs a stated order. Keep the map key beside the picture.
const coordinates = [12, 77];"
}