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1&2 N Part 1: Qualitative Thematic Maps (13 points) Answer the questions below. 1. Provide and describe an example of how the graphic element of Shape can be used effectively for a Point symbol in a qualitative thematic map. (2) 2. Provide and describe an example of a multivariate point symbol in a qualitative thematic map. (2).

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