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Review - L 20 & L 21 - Adapting to Desert + Women's Role Development
Review - L 20 & L 21 - Adapting to Desert + Women's Role Development
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1
What is the main difference between the Sahara and Sahel?
The Sahel receives more rainfall.
The Sahara has more cropland.
The Sahel has higher temperature.
The Sahara has larger forests.
2
What natural force keeps the Sahara so dry?
desertification
trade winds
heavy precipitation
wadis
3
People have adapted to life in the Oases by doing the following things:
exporting water to other countries
building windbreaks to protect their community, animals and crops
building homes out of glass
working outside during daylight hours
4
African women who set up street-side restaurants in caravans
migrant workers
indigenous peoples
pastoral nomads
micro-entrepreneurs
5
Which of the following is
NOT
a benefit provided by women who start small businesses in Africa?
job creation
helping their country build a stronger military
helps children attend school
assists families in affording a home
6
All the following are major causes of desertification EXCEPT
long-term drought
overgrazing
shifting agriculture
deforestation
7
Land that is not well suited for growing crops is called
plateaus
pastures
basins
marginal lands
8
A positive effect (outcome) of multifunctional platforms and micr-entrepreneurship
reversing climate change
lower literacy rates
more girls in school
increased domestic violence
9
the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is an example of a
micro-enterprise
informal economy
micro-entrepreneur
micro-credit organization
10
______________ are people that travel from one place to another in search of pasture and water.
Merchants
Herders
Pastoral nomads
Traders
11
the most common problem faced by women in Africa trying to start a business
not enough customers
not enough time
not enough money
not enough work space