Discussion
Consider the following statements about interpreting settlement from a map.
1. A meander loop with a settlement inside it suggests a defensive site.
2. Roads converging on one point suggest a market or crossing function.
3. Settlement pattern can be read from the map without any local knowledge.
Answer: A
The first two are reasonable inferences from the evidence drawn. The third overstates the case, since a map suggests explanations but cannot confirm them, and local history often accounts for a pattern the geography alone would not predict.
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