Discussion
A graduated symbol map differs from a proportional symbol map in that it
Answer: D
Correct answer: uses a small number of fixed symbol sizes
A graduated symbol map classifies the data first and assigns one symbol size per class, so the reader matches sizes against a legend of discrete steps. A proportional symbol map scales every symbol continuously by its own value. The graduated form is easier to read and to compile; the proportional form preserves the detail that classification throws away.
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