8) If you do decide to bike from point P to point Q along the trail (dashed line), what sort of topography
would you encounter? Describe.
9) What is the elevation at the top of the hill?
10) If you do decide to walk the P-Q path, how much elevation would you climb?
11) How many hills are located on this map?
12) Calculate the slope (gradient) in degrees along the line connecting points A and B.
In the space
below, show your work and mention units.
13) In the gray field located at the top left of the topographic map, you've encountered some exposed
sedimentary layers. You've measured the strike and dip angle of the bedding plane as N45°E and 28° SE,
respectively. Now show the bedding attitude in the gray area using the standard notation of strike and
dip.
14) On the grid below, draw a profile of the landscape along the bicycle trail from point P to point Q,
connect the dots to complete the profile. Make sure to include the hilltop in your profile.
