1. Do you use maps?
Yes. I use maps most when I’m not sure of the territory or just to look over a particular state or country.
是的。當我不確定一個區(qū)域或需要尋找某個特定的地區(qū)或國家的時候我經(jīng)常使用地圖。
2. Why do people use maps?
A map can be used for many different purposes. To find out how to get from our starting point to our destination by our preferred route, or just to show us where things are.
地圖可以用作很多用途。從起點到終點間尋找一條優(yōu)先路徑，或者僅僅是用來顯示一些地方到底在哪。
3. Do you think map is important?
Yes. Map can give us direction when we are in unknown areas. Some electronic maps might offer more current information, can search out local services such as restaurants and gas stations.
地圖很重要。地圖可以在我們身處未知區(qū)域的時候給我們提供方向。一些電子地圖還能提供現(xiàn)行信息，可以搜索當?shù)胤⻊?wù)，比如餐廳和加油站。
4. Do you prefer to use electronic maps or those made of paper?
I prefer the old-school paper map. Although figuring out how to refold that old-school map can sometimes be a pain, there's no denying its major advantages: they'll work anywhere, and the battery never dies.
我更喜歡老式地圖。雖然有時候需要考慮怎么把老式地圖疊起來挺頭疼的，但不可否認它有很多優(yōu)點，老式地圖在哪都能用，電池永遠不會沒電(無需電池)。
5. Have you ever asked others for directions?
Seldom, I use electronic maps all the time. I’m usually the one who have been asked for directions. But I was usually clueless and gave the wrong directions, because I'm rubbish at directions.
很少，我一直使用電子地圖。我經(jīng)常是被問路的那個人，但我一般都沒有頭緒，給人家指錯路，因為在方向問題上，我很廢物。
