fashion

Question 1

how does making clothes help a countries economy?

Answer 1

gained money from making clothes
most people in your country will have jobs

Question 2

what jobs are created by the fashion industry

Answer 2

Fasion designer

Brand designer

Transport manager

Fsctory workers

Graphic designer

Online shopping designer and manager

Question 3

what clothing materials are considered more sustainable than polyester

Answer 3

wool
organic linen
bamboo

Question 4

what is fast fashion

Answer 4

Fast fashion is the term to describe the fast production of low quality fashion clothing mimicking independent brands.

Question 5

what is sweat shops

Answer 5

a factory or workshop, especially in the clothing industry, where manual workers are employed at very low wages for long hours and under poor conditions.

Question 6

how much money does a average worker make by making a £29 t-shirt

Answer 6

0.62p

Question 7

what countries mainly make fast fashion

Answer 7

Bangladesh, India, China, Vietnam, and Indonesia.

Question 8

what kind of things are measured in a weather station

Answer 8

temperature
rainfall
wind speed
wind direction
air pressure

Question 9

what do we use to measure
temperature
wind speed
wind direction
air pressure
rainfall

Answer 9

 tempreture=thermometer

Wind speed=anometer

Wind direction=wind vane

Air pressure= barometer

Rainfall= rain gauge

Question 10

how does being near the sea affect summer and winter than being inland

Answer 10

Land heats up and cools down quicker than land so in the summer if you are on the coast your more likely to be cooler as you are near the cooler water and in the winter inland will be colder and the ground cools down and heats up quicker than water

Question 11

what are the 4 main air masses

Answer 11

polar continental

Polar maratime

Tropical maratime

Tropical continental

Question 12

what is a hurricane

Answer 12

A tropical system with winds that have reached a constant speed of 74 miles per hour or more

Question 13

what is conventional rainfall

Answer 13

convectional=when the land and the air around it is warmed ,rises and condenses and causes rainfall.

Question 14

what is relief rainfall

Answer 14

Relief =relief rainfall is when warm moist air rises and cools down up a mountain and rains,then the cool air travels back down the other side of the mountain and becomes warm again leaving one side of the mountain dry

Question 15

what is frontal rainfall

Answer 15

Frontal=frontal rainfall is when cold and warm air meet and the cooler air descends and the warmer air rises .the cold air condenses and forms clouds and the warm air rises and cools down causing heavy rain

Question 16

what causes winds to occur

Answer 16

Gases move from high-pressure areas to low-pressure areas.

Question 17

What different weather conditions do these 4 different air masses bring to the UK.

Answer 17

polor contineltal =cold weathers with sleet snow or hail

Polar maritime=rainy wet weathers

Tropical maritime=brings warm and wet drizzle

Tropical continental= brings hot dry weather

Question 18

what are 3 differences between tornados and hurricanes

Answer 18

A tornado is small compared to a hurricane

A tornados width is much smaller than a hurricane

A hurricane can last days but a tornado usually only last a couple of hours

Question 19

3 facts on hurricane Milton

Answer 19

3.3 million people were left with no power
there was many floods
there were 30 fatallites

Question 20

Category 1-5 hurricane

Answer 20

catorgy one wind=96-110

Catergory 5 wind=157mph +

Question 21

what causes hurricanes to occur

Answer 21

often beginning as a tropical wave—a low pressure area that moves through the moisture-rich tropics, possibly enhancing shower and thunderstorm activity.

Question 22

name a hurricanes and where it happened

Answer 22

hurricane milton
in florida

Question 23

Where do hurricanes occur in the world

 

Answer 23

mainly in america and the carribian and islands

Question 24

why do certain countries make clothes

Answer 24

more space or money to produce clothes

Question 25

why is the uk importing more clothes now than it did 100 years ago

Answer 25

its quick, easy and faster than 100 years ago more materials now than 100 years ago and more ways to make them more people in the population now

Question 26

how does the uk benefit from importing clothes

Answer 26

more space and land in the uk less money waisted on clothes less people working on making clothes

Question 27

how is water used in clothing

Answer 27

from dying and washing clothes with chemicals and water and growing the crop

Question 28

why has cotton growing affect the areal sea

Answer 28

the water needed for cotton was taken from the areal sea causing there to be no water left and most of the areal sea to dry out

Question 29

where is the pollution happening

Answer 29

South Asia

Question 30

what is polyester made from

Answer 30

micro plastics

Question 31

how can we reduce our clothing waste

Answer 31

by buying second hand clothes buying high quality and long lasting instead of something that won't last

Question 32

what happened in Rana plaza

Answer 32

the building wasn't properly safe and the exits were covered in machines and many people died as the unsafe working for fast fashion

Question 33

how radar can provide weather information

Answer 33

they send out radar waves which then bounce off anything in the sky like rainfall which then detects that and gathers the data

Question 34

what is it meant by low air pressure and high air pressure

Answer 34

 low air pressure is when warm air ascends leaving their low air pressure on the surface but high air pressure is when air cools down causing high air pressure on the surface

Question 35

what weather conditions does low air pressure bring

Answer 35

wet and cloudy

Question 36

how does temperature change whilst going up a mountain

Answer 36

the temperature becomes colder due to that when you walk up a mountain the air pressure is lower which means the air expands and that needs every which is taken by heat from the air

Question 37

how does the temperature change in England

Answer 37

the temperature changes around the uk due to the different air masses passing over from different contents

Question 38

how and why do the annul rainfall levels vary around the uk

Answer 38

The prevailing warm moist westerly winds mean that the west of the UK is more likely to receive rainfall from Atlantic weather systems, in the form of frontal rainfall. Th

Question 39

what things contain carbon

Answer 39

daisy diamond air soil sea shells copper wire pencil

Question 40

how does carbon move from soil to the atmosphere

Answer 40

the plants die and decompose then the worm and bacteria get the c02 and release that back in to the atmosphere

Question 41

how does carbon move between the air and plants

Answer 41

plants take in co2 from the light in photosynthesis

Question 42

how does carbon move from the air into the oceans

Answer 42

the c02 is taken by cold oceans trapping the air in and the warmer air releasing it

Question 43

what air the greenhouse affect

Answer 43

It’s a layer of gases that let light come through into the Earths atmosphere but they don’t let heat escape so the light travels back up to the gases and some go into space but most bounces from the gases.keeping the heat inside the earths atmosphere

Question 44

how are humans causing global warming

Answer 44

In the greenhouse effect with the extra heat produced by the feuls,the world has too much heat in the atmosphere from the light and fuel

Question 45

how have c02 levels risen

Answer 45

they have steadily risen more over the years

Question 46

how have global levels risen over the years

Answer 46

they have risen by 2 degree over 100 years