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Cav Yr 10 Geographies of Wellbeing
Cav Yr 10 Geographies of Wellbeing
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A quiz for the Geographies of Wellbeing unit for Year 10 Geography at Cav Rd.
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True or False: As drinking sources increase, mortality rate should decrease?
False
True
2
What does GDP stand for?
Great Democracy Product
Gross Domestic Product
Grand Development Plan
Grand Development Plan
3
Which of the following is NOT measured in HDI (Human Development Index)?
Life expectancy
Economic stability
Risk of disease
Infant Mortality
4
What does the 'E' stand for in SPICESS?
Environment
Environmental
Economics
Economical
5
What correlation does the following graph show?
No correlation
Weak negative correlation
Strong positive correlation
Strong negative correlation
6
What are the issues facing "The Great Divide"?
Food, water HDI, quality of life and development
Food, water, shelter, access to facilities and economy
Food, water, shelter, health and money
Food, water, HDI, birth rate
7
What is Crude Death Rate?
The ratio of deaths of a population
Death, especially on a large scale
The number of deaths in a given area or period
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True or false: Categories for HDI indicators are Environmental, Social, Economic and Political?
False
True
9
Which of the following is NOT a major cause of lower development in some countries?
War
Resource management
Natural Disasters
Unstable Government
10
What are ways that wellbeing could be improved in African Countries?
Development of infrastructure
More aide money
Establishing a stable government
All of the above
11
Why might a country have 'no data' on a choropleth map?
LDC (Least Developed Country)
Low population
All of the above
Corrupt government
12
True or False: The vertical axis on a scatter graph is the X axis.
False
True
13
How is wellbeing measured?
By subjective indicators
By objective indicators
14
What is Total Fertility Rate?
Number of live births per thousand of population per year
Number of children who would be born per woman
The ratio of births to deaths
15
What do scatter graphs show?
A representation of an area of land or sea
Displays two sets of data on a type of plot
Uses differencing in shading to indicate average values
Represents a 3D surface using contours
16
What must you always remember when mapping or graphing?
Use a ruler and pencils
Always be neat
All of the above
Use BOLTSS
17
What does a strong negative correlation mean?
Both variables decrease
One variable decreases as the other increases
Both variables increase
No relationship between variables
