1.	Katie is on a hiking trip. She wants to go from Panther's Peak to Coyote Caverns. On her map, the two sites are 4 inches apart and the scale is 1 inch = 0.5 mile. How far will she have to walk?
		A.	2 mi	B.	8 mi
		C.	4 mi	D.	6 mi
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	2.	If the scale on a map is 1 cm for every 117 km and Washington, D.C., and Baghdad, Iraq, are 85.26 cm apart on the map, then approximately how far apart are they really?
		A.	9,975 km	B.	9,975 m
		C.	9.975 m	D.	9,975 cm
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	3.	If the scale on a map is 1 inch for every 58 miles, and Baltimore, Maryland, and Los Angeles, California, are 2313.5 miles apart, approximately how far apart should they be on the map?
		A.	40 miles	B.	132.37 inches
		C.	30.08 inches	D.	39.89 inches
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	4.	Mr. Navarro is a landscaper. He uses a computer program to generate scale drawings of his plans. If the scale on a particular drawing is 3 cm for each meter and Mr. Navarro wants to plant a hedge that runs along the side of a building and is 13 m long, how long should the drawing of the hedge on the program be?
		A.	30 cm	B.	12.3 cm
		C.	39 cm	D.	23 cm
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	5.	Find the scale factor of a construction plan if the scale is 0.75 centimeters = 3 meters.
		A.		B.
		C.		D.
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