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Rich World Poor World Quiz
Rich World Poor World Quiz
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A quick revision of concepts in the first week.
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How can the 'place' of something be described?
by describing where something is located compared to somewhere else
by using human and environmental categories
by using 'absolute location' and 'relative location'
only by giving longitude and latitude
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An example of 'interaction' between the natural and human environment is:
American tour groups hunting rhinoceros in Gambia until they become extinct
the eruption of Mt Etna causing lava flow into the Mediterranean Sea
the rebuilding of Melbourne's CBD to add more apartments
the loss of vegetation in Fiji from a cyclone
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There are ..... continents.
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There are ....... oceans.
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The HDI measures...
Levels of hospitalization, poverty and jobs in a country
Levels of life expectancy, education and income in a country
Levels of child birth, doctor visits and unemployed in a country
The number of dogs in a country
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The ocean between the USA and the UK is...
The Pacific
The Indian
The Atlantic
The Arctic
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The countries with the highest level of economic development are more likely to be found in the Southern Hemisphere.
True
False
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The HDI is the:
Human Development Index
Hospital Delivery Index
Human Development Issues
Human Dietary Index
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'Change' in an environment can be described as:
sustainable and non sustainable
short distance and long distance
place and space
short term and long term
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The Demographic Transition Model measures...
Changes in the birth and death rate over time
The number of people gender transitioning in a country
Changes in the numbers of poodle cross dogs in a community
Changes in the number of people in the 18-55 age group in a country.
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Over fishing in every world oceans is a problem at a ........ 'scale'.
national
local
international
regional
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The ocean to the east of Australia is...
The Atlantic
The Indian
The Pacific
The Southern