ReadingQuestion 13 of 120
A map's legend shows a blue line representing a river and a red line representing a highway. If a traveler sees a blue line on the map, it represents a:
a.River
b.Highway
c.City
d.Mountain
Explanation
A map legend defines what each symbol or color means. Since the legend states blue represents a river, a blue line on the map indicates a river.
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