Question 5 of 7intermediate🔧 ApplyShort Answer3 marks

Make a drawing of your room and locate the direction in which different things have been placed in relation to you standing at the centre of the room. Make the direction arrow for your room.

Correct Answer

Students create a map of their own room showing the positions of various objects (bed, cupboard, window, table, etc.) relative to themselves standing at the centre.

Requirements:

  • The map should include a direction arrow (north arrow) to orient the map.
  • Objects should be labelled with their positions described using cardinal directions (north, south, east, west).
Exercise: Map of a Room | Q: 7 | (Page Page 3)
For More Understanding

Explanation

This activity encourages learners to apply their understanding of directions to a real-world context - their own room. By standing at the centre and identifying where objects are located, students practice spatial reasoning and map-making skills. The direction arrow helps orient the map to actual cardinal directions.

Solution Steps

  1. Stand at the centre of your room

  2. Draw a map showing positions of various objects (bed, cupboard, window, table, etc.)

  3. Include a direction arrow (north arrow) to orient the map

  4. Label objects with their positions using cardinal directions (north, south, east, west)

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