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Prof Hales Yr 9 BIOMES & FOOD SECURITY
Prof Hales Yr 9 BIOMES & FOOD SECURITY
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quick quiz biomes and food security
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1
...'found in the coldest regions of the world, beyond the treeline.'
Is an example of:
DESERT
TUNDRA
GRASSLAND
MARINE
2
Indigenous Australians lived in a sustainable manner due to:
all of the above
firestick farming
only using what was needed
seasonal movement
3
Why is meat so common in Australian diets?
All of the above
Vast grazing land
Due to traditional British diets
Difficulty of growing some crops
4
The following 'biome' modification is an example of:
Land clearing
Land reclamation
Greenhouses
Irrigation
5
The type of farming shown in the photo is:
Aquaculture
Hydroponics
Fishiculture
Extensive Pastoralism
6
Australian rice growers are among the world's most efficient because of:
Plenty of rainfall
Advanced technology
Human workforce
Lots of sunlight
7
Who had the theory that population would crash due to people growing faster than food
Earl William Marshall
Reverend Thomas Malthus
Sir Randolph Hamilton
Dame Matilda Spencer-Jones
8
This image is an example of the __________ biome
GRASSLAND
DESERT
TUNDRA
FOREST
9
The Sahel is the most food insecure area in the world. It lies between
The Atacama desert and the Amazon Rainforest
The Sahara desert and the Congo Rainforest
The Kalahari desert and the Swahili Rainforest
The Arabian desert and the Malawi Rainforest
10
Which of the following countries would produce the least amount of food per capita?
India
Nepal
USA
Australia
11
The type of farming in the photo is
aquaculture
pastoralism
horticulture
viticulture
12
This image is an example of the __________ biome
GRASSLAND
DESERT
TUNDRA
MARINE
13
Another name for corn is?
MAIZE
SORGHUM
MILLET
CASSAVA
14
The three most produced cereals worldwide (in order from most) are:
Maize, Rice, Wheat
Millet, Wheat, Rice
Wheat, Millet, Rice
Rice, Wheat, Maize
15
This world map is highlighting the __________ biome
GRASSLAND
MARINE
FOREST
DESERT
16
...the most diverse ecocsystems on Earth, helps regulate global climate.
IS AN EXAMPLE OF:
DESERT
FOREST
TUNDRA
GRASSLAND
17
The three countries that collectively produce about 40% of the world's food are:
Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam
Australia, Argentina, and New Zealand
Russia, Brazil, and Canada
China, India and the United States of America
18
The Rice fields in the photo are grown in
terraces
townhouses
farms
stations
19
The type of farming system in the photo is:
viticulture
floriculture
pastoralism
hydroponics
20
Bonus Question: Which country did not lose a match at the 2010 Soccer World Cup?
Spain
New Zealand
France
Italy
21
This world map is representing the __________ biome.
TUNDRA
MARINE
FOREST
DESERT