1Question
An artist is making a poster of the world map. If the map uses 5 main colors for the continents, how many colors are used in all if each continent is shaded once?
2Question
A classroom mural shows 3 landforms: mountains, rivers, and deserts. If each landform is drawn in 2 sections, how many sections are there total?
3Question
A map legend has 4 symbols for city, forest, lake, and road. How many symbols are in the legend?
4Question
An art project uses 6 postcards from different countries. If each postcard has 1 flag design, how many flag designs are shown?
5Question
A student draws 8 compass roses for 8 map sketches. If each sketch has 1 compass rose, how many compass roses are there?
6Question
A geography collage uses 7 cut-out images of oceans and 5 cut-out images of continents. How many images are used altogether?
7Question
A map border is decorated with 9 stars on the top and 9 stars on the bottom. How many stars are used in all?
8Question
An artist labels 10 countries on a map and then adds 4 more country labels. How many country labels are on the map now?
9Question
A mural has 12 palm trees along a tropical coast and 3 mountains in the background. How many total geographic features are shown?
10Question
A student uses 15 stamps from different places. If 6 stamps are from islands, how many stamps are from other places?
11Question
A map poster has 18 colored squares in one row and 7 more colored squares in another row. How many colored squares are there altogether?
12Question
An artist sketches 20 buildings for a city map and then erases 5 of them. How many buildings remain?
13Question
A travel art journal includes 24 drawings. If 8 drawings are of mountains, how many drawings are of other places or objects?
14Question
A student makes 3 equal groups of 6 island drawings. How many island drawings are there in all?
15Question
A mural uses 4 rows of 7 fish to represent a sea region. How many fish are drawn?
16Question
An artist paints 5 map sections. Each section has 8 trees. How many trees are painted in total?
17Question
A classroom map display has 6 regions. Each region has 9 labeled landmarks. How many landmarks are labeled altogether?
18Question
A geography-themed zine has 7 pages. Each page contains 6 illustrations. How many illustrations are in the zine?
19Question
A student creates 8 equal panels for a continent collage. Each panel shows 5 animals. How many animals are shown in all?
20Question
An art project uses 9 map tiles. If each tile has 4 road symbols, how many road symbols are there?
21Question
A map artist draws a river that is 3 centimeters long on paper. If the scale is 1 centimeter = 10 kilometers, how long is the river in real life?
22Question
A monument is 4 centimeters tall on a model map. If 1 centimeter represents 5 meters, how tall is the real monument?
23Question
A coastline is 6 centimeters long on an artwork. The scale is 1 centimeter = 8 kilometers. What is the real coastline length?
24Question
A city street is shown as 7 centimeters on a map. If 1 centimeter equals 2 blocks, how many blocks long is the street?
25Question
An artist uses a scale of 1 centimeter = 4 miles. A mountain range is 9 centimeters long on the map. How long is it in miles?
26Question
A poster shows a hiking trail that is 12 centimeters long. If 1 centimeter = 3 kilometers, how long is the trail in real distance?
27Question
A desert region measures 8 centimeters by 5 centimeters on a map. If each centimeter represents 6 kilometers, what are the real dimensions of the region?
28Question
A lake is drawn with a width of 10 centimeters. If the scale is 1 centimeter = 7 kilometers, what is the real width of the lake?
29Question
An art teacher asks students to map a park. The park is 15 centimeters long and 9 centimeters wide on paper. If 1 centimeter = 2 meters, what are the real dimensions of the park?
30Question
A region on a map is 11 centimeters by 6 centimeters. If 1 centimeter = 12 kilometers, what is the real area size represented by each side?
31Question
A student makes a travel poster with 4 countries. Each country has 3 landmarks, and each landmark has 2 colors. How many landmark-color combinations are shown?
32Question
A mural is divided into 5 equal sections. In each section, the artist draws 6 mountains and 4 rivers. How many geographic features are drawn altogether?
33Question
A class makes 3 map boards. Each board includes 8 symbols. If 2 of the symbols on each board are repeated, how many total symbols are displayed across all boards?
34Question
An artist plans a gallery wall with 6 rows of frames. Each row has 7 pictures of places. If 5 pictures are removed, how many pictures remain?
35Question
A map book has 8 pages. Each page has 4 regions, and each region has 3 labels. How many labels are in the whole book?
36Question
A student creates a continent collage with 9 islands. Each island has 5 palm trees and 2 boats. How many total objects are on the islands?
37Question
A geographic artwork includes 4 mountain scenes. Each scene has 3 peaks, 2 clouds, and 1 lake. How many total features are in the artwork?
38Question
An atlas project uses 7 map pages. Each page has 6 cities, and each city is marked with 2 art details. How many art details are used in total?
39Question
A student makes a world map mosaic. The mosaic has 5 rows of 8 tiles. Each tile represents 2 different places. How many place representations are there?
40Question
A final geography art display has 12 sections. Each section contains 4 country flags, 3 landmarks, and 2 compass symbols. How many items are in the entire display?