Year 7 Geography Revision

The visual beauty of a landscape links to its

• Economic value

• Aesthetic value

• Cultural value

• Spiritual value

In the Great Barrier Reef, the fishing industry and tourism make $6 billion annually and supports some 69,000 Australian jobs. This is an example of

• Aesthetic value

• Spiritual value

• Cultural value

• Economic value

The Anangu people are the traditional custodians of Uluru and the Kata-Tjuta national park. They believe that this landscape was created by the travels of great ancestral beings, the Mala people. This is an example of..

• Economic value

• Aesthetic value

• Spiritual value

• Cultural value

The Jibbon Head Aboriginal engravings in the Royal National Park are an example of..

• Cultural value

• Aesthetic value

• Economic value

• Spiritual value

Why should landscapes and landforms be protected and managed? Click all correct answers

• For their aesthetic, cultural, spiritual, and economic value

• Sustainability: So that they can be used and enjoyed by future generations

• They don't need to be protected and managed

Which of the following is an example of the criteria used to determine a natural world heritage site?

• exceptional natural beauty and importance

• it adds 1 billion dollars to the nation's economy

• it has gone viral on TikTok

• it is home to endangered species

Which of the following are criteria used to identify a cultural World Heritage Site?

• culture or civilisation that is living or has disappeared

• important natural habitats for conservation of biodiversity

• it is at least 3000 years old

• it is located in the country's capital city

Which of the following are examples of strategies used to protect and manage landscapes

• World Heritage List

• National parks and reserves

• Working with the local Indigenous community

• All of the above

Identify which strategies have been used to manage Uluru

• It is on the World Heritage List

• Laws have been made to stop people climbing it

• Signs to educate tourists of the environmental and cultural value are placed around the National Park

• All of the above

The Great Barrier Reef has a global reputation for its turquoise waters, kaleidoscopic corals, abundant life and over 900 islands. This is an example of its

• cultural value

• economic value

• aesthetic value

• environmental value