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Fig. 19.5 Bert's (11), Jelka's (9) and Raoul 's (12) composition

Table 19.2 Composing a map of the continents (test 2)
1 Isolated islands; no or less than three continents correctly labeled

Randomly clusters; no or less than three continents correctly labeled

2 Isolated islands; three or more continents correctly labeled

3 At least two continents correctly clustered (label of outline correct)

4 Three continents correctly located; at least two continents correctly labeled

5 Four continents correctly located; at least three continents correctly labeled

6 Five continents correctly located; at least four continents correctly labeled

7 Six continents correctly located; at least five continents correctly labeled

8 Seven continents correctly located; at least six continents correctly labeled

Fig. 19.6 Jason's (10), Lotte's (11) and Sebastian's (10) scheme