Which term is associated with a road feature that could indicate construction on a map?

• A. Dual Highway
• B. Highway or Road under construction
• C. Bridge
• D. Marsh

Answer: (B)

On a map, terms that describe a situation or status on the feature are used to warn you about temporary conditions. The phrase “Highway or Road under construction” directly communicates that the road segment is being built or worked on, which is exactly what signals construction on the map. This helps you anticipate possible detours, closures, or changes in routing. The other terms describe what the feature is, not its current status: a dual highway is a type of road, a bridge is a fixed crossing, and a marsh is a wetland. None of those imply ongoing construction, so they don’t indicate construction on the map.