OUTDOOR ED EXAM REVISION PREP Unit 3!

Question 1

A feature that is unique to a defined geographic location is said to be,

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endemic

Question 2

Describing the outdoors as a museum is an example of a,

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Metaphor

Question 3

Bushwalking, rock climbing, fishing, bird watching are examples of what type of interaction?

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Recreation

Question 4

Different mechanisms for fin attachment on a surfboard is an examples of,

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Technological changes overtime, Advances in technology

Question 5

Three key aspects when discussing relationships with the outdoor environment are,

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Perceptions, Interactions and Impacts

Question 6

A community that moved across large distances and to many different locations can be called,

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Nomadic

Question 7

Fear, opportunity, a place to be saved was the perception of which group?

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First non Indigenous settlers

Question 8

Extended discussions, conservations or debate between different parties is known as,

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Discourse

Question 9

What is the process of constructing a national identity?

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Nation Building

Question 10

Mining, grazing, agriculture, forestry and dams are examples of what type of interaction?

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Primary Industry

Question 11

The dominance of marsupial mammals in the Australian landscape is an implication of,

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Biological isolation

Question 12

When the enviro is considered as something that is working against us, it can be considered an,

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Adversary

Question 13

____ sees their habitation of Australia as being continuous, dating back to the mists of time.

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Indigenous Australians

Question 14

What are the four different forms of interaction with outdoor environments?

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Recreation, Conservation, Primary Industries, Tourism

Question 15

Key characteristics that were a feature of the Australian environment before human arrival.

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All of the above

Question 16

El nino refers to the extensive _________ of the central and eastern tropical Pacific.

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warming

Question 17

Australia's nutrient poor soil is a consequence of,

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Geological stability

Question 18

I will sing 'This land is mine, This land is me' to the class.

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Yes

Question 19

The method of using fire as a management tool to reduce fuel production is known as,

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Fire-stick farming

Question 20

Indigenous people had special places where they would hold initiation ceremonies. Known as,

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Sacred sites

Question 21

Australia has endured through many large scales climate changes which is an example of,

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Climatic variations

Question 22

Responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment is known as,

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Ecotourism

Question 23

_______ago the southern continents were all locked up as a part of the supercontinent Gondwana.

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200 million years

Question 24

Companies focused on using the environment to make as much money as possible is an example of,

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Commercialisation

Question 25

Revegetation and erosion control are examples of what type of interaction?

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Conservation

Question 26

Scientific understanding places human arrival in Australia at between,

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40,000 to 60,000 years ago

Question 27

Non Indigenous settlers deemed the land ____ meaning, no one owned the land.

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Terra Nullius

Question 28

Indigenous perceptions of the enviro. are closely connected with their spirituality, called the

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Dreaming

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