2. An indicator shows if the top of the map is north, is the correct answer.
Other answers: 1. Lines could be considered symbols, but an indicator on a map is more of a symbol. 3. An image of a man and a woman representing the location of the restrooms maybe a better symbol, but it's not an example that helps us understand maps. 4. A title describes the map, but isn't really a symbol.
A great question for me to answer I use to live there......
Alaska gets extremely cold. and there are alot of dangerous parts that are hard to get to. alot of places in Alaska have to roads you would have to get flown into these parts. also in the summer it stays light 24/7 and in the winter it's always dark, this gets people really depressed.
A high-pressure system next to a low-pressure system will cause wind direction to flow clockwise and outward toward a low-pressure system. The low-pressure system is what causes air direction to flow counterclockwise and inward.
