Multiple Choice
When people judge relative locations of cities based on mental images,they tend to:
A) rely on abstract facts about relative locations.
B) use fairly complex and detailed mental maps.
C) segment the region into subsections,with increasing detail as the subsections get smaller.
D) anchor to the north/south axis first,then the east/west axis,to precisely fix locations.
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