Simplified maps have many fewer details than road maps to help readers focus on what's important, such as the location of a venue. This statement best describes which map type?

• A. The topographic map.
• B. A standard road map.
• C. A simplified map.
• D. An interactive digital map.

Answer: (C)

Simplified maps are designed to emphasize essential information by reducing visual clutter. The description fits this by focusing on where a venue is and presenting only the most important details, removing extraneous elements. This contrasts with a topographic map, which shows detailed terrain and elevation cues; a standard road map, which includes many streets and landmarks; and an interactive digital map, which can vary in detail depending on settings but isn’t defined by a static reduction of features. So the best match is a simplified map.