Humanities Flashcards

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What is liveability?

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a measure of what a place is like to live in.

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what does PQE stand for and what does each mean?

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P: pattern - finding the overall trend
Q: quantification - providing specific information with numbers
E: exception - any data points that don’t fit the trend

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what is water scarcity?

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where there is a limited access to safe and drinkable water.

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define BOLTSS and the meaning to each

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B: border - the border around the map
O: orientation - indicates the direction, compass or north arrow
L: legend - the key to explain symbols
T: title - what the map is about
S: scale - the distance on the map compared to real life
S: source - where the map’s data was obtained from

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5
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Define “change”

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change is about how everything develops and transforms over time, both over a long and short term

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Define “Interconnection”

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Interconnection refers to the relationship and connections between people, places and environments.

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What is the difference between objective and subjective?

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Objective is what you need to have. It’s a necessity to have.
Subjective is what you want to have and is a factor of aesthetics

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what are some causes of water scarcity?

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water pollution, population growth, wastage of water, drought.

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what is sustainability?

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the management of the earth’s resources so that they can be used to meet our needs now and in the future.

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what is the purpose of desalination?

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to remove salt from saline water such as seawater to make it more drinkable.

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what are all the liveability aspects?

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housing, culture, jobs, services, climate, entertainment

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what is a flood?

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an overflow of a large amount of water beyond it’s normal limits.

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what is a topographic map?

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a detailed map showing features in the natural environment, including shape of land, and built features.

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what is a choropleth map?

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a map that uses different colour shades to show the amount or value of something.

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what is a thematic map?

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a map that illustrates a specific theme such as climate zones, energy resources or location of tourist sites.

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what is SPICESS?

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space, place, interconnection, change, environment, scale, sustainability.

17
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the water cycle?

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evaporation, condensation, precipitation, runoff, transpiration.