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A map user who reads a symbol correctly but draws the wrong conclusion from it has failed at

  • A.measurement rather than estimation
  • B.interpretation rather than reading
  • C.reading rather than interpretation
  • D.orientation rather than resection

Answer: B

The symbol was decoded correctly, so the reading was sound; the reasoning built on it was not. Separating the two makes it a good deal easier to find where an argument built on a map went astray, and which step needs revisiting.

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