Which one of these are true about scale models? a. A map may have a scale model with the proportion of one centimeter to one kilometer. b. A scale model is always smaller than the object it represents, c. A model may be built to different scales.

Option A is true

Explanation:

For option A, it's true because a map that has a scale model with the proportion of one centimeter to one kilometer is known as verbal scale which is a type of scale.

For option B, it's not true because though a scale model is most times always smaller than the object it represents, there are sometimes when the scale model is an enlarged view/representation of a small object.

For option C, it's true because there is no one scale that is confined to just a model. A model can use different scales to depict an object.

b. latent learning (the word "latent" itself means something that exists but isn't obvious, only under certain conditions! )

neither accurate nor precise.