Geography chapter 2.1 , 2.2 , 2.9 , 4.1 , 4.3 , 4.5

Question 1

What are reasources?

Answer 1

Thing we need to live or earn a living

Question 2

what are the five basic needs to survive?

Answer 2

food
water
clothing
shelter
energy(heat)

Question 3

why is soil an important recourse?

Answer 3

to farm

Question 4

what are some extra things natural things that the earth provides?

Answer 4

metals
gas
oil

Question 5

whets the population of earth?

Answer 5

8 billion people

Question 6

is the earths supply of natural recources infinite or finite?

Answer 6

finite

Question 7

what is a natural recourse?

Answer 7

a natural resource is when something occurs naturally. (not by humans but allah)

Question 8

what are some examples of natural recourses? (6)

Answer 8

soil
water
wind
sunlight
coal
oil

Question 9

how do we make plastic?

Answer 9

it is made in factories, from chemicals obtained from oil

Question 10

what are renewable recources?

Answer 10

renewable recourses are recourses that we can keep using without running out.

Question 11

where are natural recourses?

Answer 11

natural recourses are found everywhere but not shared equaly

Question 12

what percentage of water is fresh?

Answer 12

3%

Question 13

what percentage of fresh water is available?

Answer 13

1%

Question 14

where do we get our fresh water?

Answer 14

in the UK around 28% of our total water supply is ground water, pumped up from aquifers. the rest is surface water, pumped from rivers or from reservoirs.

Question 15

what do you use water for?(3)

Answer 15

farming-about 70% is used in farming, most of it is for irrigating crops.

industry-about 19% is used in industry, for washing, as a solvent, for making steam in power stations.

domestic use-about 11% is used in homes for washing, cooking, watering plants and drinking.

Question 16

do we have enough fresh water?

Answer 16

the answer is no, not if we carry on as we are! many countries have a water crisis already, or soon will

Question 17

state the 5 stages of the water cycle.

Answer 17

1. in the water cycle the water vapor from the salty oceans condenses to fresh water which falls as rain.
2. but rain falls very unequally around the world and climate change is adding on to the problem. wet regions may get even more rain and dry regions even less.
3. rain soaks through the ground to give ground water, some ends up in aquifers, we pump it out to use it.

4.rain also runs over and through the ground and into rivers, we pump it out of rivers too.

5. earths population is growing over 80million a year so the amount of fresh water is growing too. in some places we pump more water than the rain can replace. the result, “water stress”.

Question 18

what is water stress?

Answer 18

water stress is where a country cant meet its demand for fresh water.

Question 19

what do power stations burn to spin their turbines?(3)
and give an example.

Answer 19

wood
straw
waste
NORWAY

Question 20

how does a hydro electric power station work? and give an example.

Answer 20

fast flowing rivers spin the turbines to give electricity. BRAZIL

Question 21

how does a wind farm work? and give an example.

Answer 21

Wind turns the blades which are joined to the turbine which generates electricity when it spins. New Zeland

Question 22

how does a wind farm work? and give an example.

Answer 22

Wind turns the blades which are joined to the turbine which generates electricity when it spins. New Zeland

Question 23

how does a tide farm work? and give an example.

Answer 23

as the tide rises and falls, the tide can also spin turbines which generate electricity. SCOTLAND

Question 24

how does a Solar farm work? and give an example.

Answer 24

Sunlight strike pv cells, giving electricity

Question 25

What does it mean to have a kitchen in poverty?

Answer 25

no running water , no electricity and one of yours it to collect fire wood

Question 26

Do you have a choice of where you live?

Answer 26

NO.

Question 27

Where is your nearest water supply if your in poverty?

Answer 27

15 minute walk away. a full container is heavy, sometimes the tap runs dry

Question 28

What is poverty?

Answer 28

Poverty is where you do not have enough recourses - money or possessions to meet your basic needs

Question 29

What is Extreme poverty?

Answer 29

Extreme poverty is where you have recourses worth less than 1.90 dollars

Question 30

What is Life expectancy?

Answer 30

this indicates whether people are likely to have a long and healthy life

Question 31

What is GNI per person (PPP)?

Answer 31

a country's wealth, given as PPP is often used as a measure of development.

Question 32

What is HDI?

Answer 32

HDI is a special index which is used to compare countries, it looks at three aspects of development: life expectancy,acces to education and a decent standard of living.

Question 33

how does HDI change?

Answer 33

climate change, civil wars, and a contagious viruses e.g. Covid-19

Question 34

how did covid-19 effect HDI?

Answer 34

many older people died, many children lost education.

Question 35

what are the historical reasons behind the development gap

Answer 35

1.industrial revolution began by 1750 in Britain and spread. which made Europe leap ahead in wealth and development. 2.europeans had already settled in America so industry's began to develop there too. 3.some European countries took over pleases as colonies to gain control, the material and enslaved people they shipped and made many Europeans very rich.

Question 36

what are the geographical reasons behind the development gap

Answer 36

1.in a hot dry land country with poor soil and few other natural recourses development may be very difficult.

Question 37

what are the health and educational reasons behind the development gap

Answer 37

a well educated skilled and healthy workforce helps a country develops