The word "School" appears in the map legend as a label for which features?

The word "School" appears in the map legend as a label for which features?

• A. School
• B. Church
• C. Building
• D. Monument

Answer: (A)

In a map legend, labels tell you what kind of place a symbol represents. When you see the word “School” next to a symbol, that symbol marks school buildings on the map. So the features identified by that label are schools—the places where students attend classes. A church would have a label like “Church,” a monument would have “Monument,” and “Building” is too generic to be the specific symbol here. The legend’s job is to map each symbol to a specific type of place, and “School” points directly to school facilities.