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Data Entry KPH practice test 56

Why We Read Maps · 251 words · 5 min · English · backspace allowed · target 8,000 KDPH

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Practice test modeled on the Data Entry KPH Test (Hays, Randstad) format. Not affiliated with Recruiters. 8,000 to 10,000 KPH on alphanumeric data.

5:000wpm100%0/251

Amapisapictureofaplacedrawnsothatdistances,directionsandshapeskeeptheirtruerelationshiptooneanother.Thescaletellsthereaderhowmanymetresorkilometresonthegroundarerepresentedbyonecentimetreonpaper.Symbolsstandforroads,rivers,railways,templesandschools,andcontourlinesshowtheheightoftheland,closetogetherwhereaslopeissteepandfarapartwhereitisgentle.Readingamapwellisaskillthatrewardspractice.Itallowsawalkertoplanaroute,aplannertodecidewhereanewroadshouldgoandareliefworkertoreachafloodedvillage.Digitalmapsonphonesnowdomuchofthisworkautomatically,yettheydependonthesameprinciplesandonsurveyorswhostillmeasuretheland.Understandingthepicture,ratherthansimplyfollowingablueline,remainsvaluable.Nocountrycanproduceeverythingitneedsatareasonablecost.

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