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1
The average elevation of Switzerland is 1,200m. How does that affect the climate?
It makes it colder than average.
It makes it wetter than average.
It makes it warmer than average.
It makes it drier than average.
2
Which is an example of a secondary industry
A computer factory
A department store
A school
A mine
3
Primary industries are about collecting and processing resources
True
False
4
Tertiary industries are about selling goods
False
True
5
Based on the latitude, what kind of climate is Switzerland?
Tropical
Polar
Temperate
Desert
6
Switzerland must be hot and humid because there are many rivers and lakes
True
False
7
Based on the map, which is most likely to be true about the climate?
Most rivers flow North so the South is likely mountains that catch rain.
There are many lakes so the country must be flat so water does not leave.
The rivers are very straight so they must be man made.
It must flood a lot because there are many rivers.
8
Which is an example of a tertiary industry
A computer factory
A school
A department store
A mine
9
What are the coordinates of Montreux
46°N 6°E
46°N 5°E
46°N 8°E
46°N 7°E
10
Secondary industries are about selling resources
True
False
11
Secondary industries create goods from resources
False
True
12
Quaternary industries provide services like education
True
False
13
What are the coordinates of Aarau
47°N 9°E
47°N 8°E
47°N 10°E
47°N 7°E
14
Which is
not
a reason why reliance on other countries for goods and resources bad?
If there is war or disaster it might not be possible to trade
If prices change suddenly, the government might not be able to help.
You can access goods and resources that you can't get otherwise.
You might need to ignore their bad actions.
15
Which
is not
a reason for trade helping to make countries closer.
Everyone hates pollution, and we have to work together to stop it.
Access to foreign goods helps to increase awareness of other cultures.
Trade usually makes both sides richer, mutual benefit makes mutual friends.
Working together helps to spread culture and understanding.
16
What is the coordinate range of Switzerland?
46°N - 48°N / 6°E - 10°E
46°N - 48°S / 6°W - 10°E
46°S - 48°S / 6°W - 10°W
46°S - 48°N / 6°E - 10°W
17
How many kilometres is it from Bern to Schwyz? (6cm)
32km
128km
64km
96km
18
Which is an example of a primary industry
A mine
A computer factory
A school
A department store
19
Which is
not
a reason why trade increases our quality of life
New technologies are accessible without needing to develop them everywhere.
We can access goods and resources that can't be gotten otherwise.
We get lazy because we don't need to develop everything ourselves.
An increase in trade usually increases the amount of high paying jobs.
20
Which of the following
is
a benefit of trade
More reliance on other countries.
An increase of foreign money in the economy.
Pollution from transporting goods and resources.
Manufactoring jobs moving to cheaper countries overseas.
21
Tertiary industries are about providing financial services
False
True
22
Which is an example of a quaternary industry
A department store
A computer factory
A mine
A school
23
Why is manufactoring jobs moving overseas a bad thing?
The increase in transportation cost makes it more expensive overall.
It becomes harder for less educated people to find work.
It reduces costs for businesses because they can pay less.
Other countries will get richer because of new development.
24
Based on the map, which is most likely to be true about the climate?
There are many lakes and rivers, so there must be high precipitation.
Cities are built near water, so the rest of the country must be a desert.
There are many lakes and rivers, so there must be low precipitation.
The shapes of the rivers and lakes shows that the area is very windy.
25
Which of the following
is not
a benefit of trade
Access to goods and resources that can't be gotten otherwise.
An increase in quality of life.
Closer connections between countries.
More reliance on other countries.