An example of a choropleth map would be a map showing
A)dots,each depicting 1,000 acres of corn production.
B)the location of schools in a census tract.
C)population density by county.
D)proportional circles depicting the population of selected cities.

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A choropleth map is a thematic map in which areas are shaded or patterned in proportion to a particular variable being displayed, such as population density by county in this case. Option A depicts data using proportional symbols, option B shows the location of schools and not a thematic distribution, and option D also uses proportional symbols instead of shading or patterning of areas.

An Example of a Choropleth Map Would Be a Map