Geography Year 10

What is a major human-caused change to natural biomes?

What information does a topographic map primarily display?

What are the characteristics of a highly productive biome?

What type of map is ideal for visualising data such as population or rainfall distributions?

Which mapping tool helps compare food output across regions?

Which factor most affects how productive a biome is?

What can result from removing native plants to make way for agriculture?

If rainfall decreases in a biome, what is the most likely result for farming output?

Why are grassland biomes often chosen for farming purposes?

What might you infer from a choropleth map showing low crop production in central Australia?

What would be an example of secondary data?

When reviewing two choropleth maps, what should you focus on for analysis?

Which of these is considered a naturally occurring biome?

What is the most widespread biome in central Australia?

What best describes where tropical rainforests are usually found?

How does climate change influence how productive a biome is?

What does “food security” mean?

Which biome features four clear seasons and nutrient-rich soils?

Which biome in Australia contributes most to food production?

How would you best define a biome?