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SPICESS Quiz
SPICESS Quiz
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Test your knowledge and understanding of SPICESS.
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1
What is
sustainability
?
Maintaining world peace
Maintaining good relationships with wild animals
Maintaining the environment to support all living things
Maintaining a good amount of food in your body
2
Places influence people's lives and people can also influence places.
False
True
3
What does the 'E' in SPICESS stand for?
Europe
Example
Environment
Enlarging
4
What does the last 'S' in SPICES
S
stand for?
Scale
Sloping land
Summarising
Showing
5
When writing co-ordinates, which do we write first?
Latitude
Longitude
6
What does the second last 'S' in SPICE
S
S stand for?
Suitability
Sustainability
Scaled down
Summarising
7
What are the different types of
environments?
Human and Artificial
Natural and Manmade
Natural and Human
Natural and Environmental
8
What does the 'C' in SPI
C
ESS stand for?
Connection
Correlation
Countries
Change
9
A place can be described by its absolute location and its relative location.
False
True
10
What is an example of a
natural
environment?
Park
Farm
Coral reef
Classroom
11
What is used to find the
absolute location
of a place?
A ruler
Longitude and Latitude
A grid
Alphanumeric referencing
12
What is an example of a
human
environment?
House
Beach
Rainforest
Mountain range
13
What does the 'P' in S
P
ICESS stand for?
Poverty
Prioritising
Property
Place
14
What does the 'I' in SP
I
CESS stand for?
Institution
Intentional
International
Interconnection
15
What does
relative location
mean?
The height above sea level of a point on the Earth's surface.
How far away a place is from the equator.
The space between two landmarks on a map.
The distance or direction of a place from another location.
16
What does the first 'S' in
S
PICESS stand for?
Space
Separation
Storage
Silly
17
Which of the following is NOT an example of change.
Different types of vegetation throughout a country
New houses and businesses being built in a suburb
A national park being preserved
Trees being cut down and the area being turned into a farm
18
An environment can be both human and natural.
False
True
19
Which is NOT a level of scale?
regional
national
local
country
20
What is SPICESS?
Something you wear
Something you put in food
Geographical Concepts
A country in Europe
21
How are places connected by a river?
Birds fly along the river
If one area of the river has clean water then the whole river will be clean
Pollution upstream flows downstream, polluting other areas
People travel by boat along the river, visiting other places
