Which ideas correctly explain the elements found on a map? Check all that apply.The term orientation relates to any colors on a map. The title of a map can identify the location it shows.A legend typically explains the area a map shows.Colors and symbols are named in the map’s key.An indicator is used to show a map’s orientation.South is usually the direction at the top of a map.

A map’s title can state the place or region it depicts, so choice B is correct. The key, also called a legend, explains what the map’s colors and symbols represent, making D correct; it does not usually explain the area shown. An orientation indicator, such as a compass rose, shows directions, so E is correct. Orientation is not about colors, and maps usually place north—not south—at the top.

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