SPICESS

What is the correct definition of Sustainability?

• Analysing how landscapes, land-forms or things have changed over a period of time.

• Personal and Local levels, regional, national and global levels.

• Maintaining full capacity of environment, and conservation of natural resources.

• How places are connected with other places, and how event in one location leads to change in another.

Local, Regional, National, Global levels are all examples of

• Change

• Space

• Place

• Scale

What does the 'I' stand for in SPICESS?

• Interconnection

• Interpretation

• Interlinking

• Inter-relationship

What are examples of sustainability?

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What is the acronym for the concepts of geography?

What is the Geographical definition of 'Scale'?

• The way things are organised on the Earth’s surface

• The transforming nature of all processes on Earth, whether slow or fast, small or large

• The ongoing ability of Earth to maintain all life – plant, animal, human and other

• The level at which a geographical inquiry takes place – personal, local, regional, national or global

What is the Geographical definition of 'Sustainability'?

• The transforming nature of all processes on Earth, whether slow or fast, small or large

• The ongoing ability of Earth to maintain all life – plant, animal, human and other

• A part of the Earth’s surface that is given meaning by people

• The relationship between all things, both living and non- living, and all processes, both natural and human

What is the Geographical definition of 'Environment'?

• The ongoing ability of Earth to maintain all life – plant, animal, human and other

• The level at which a geographical inquiry takes place – personal, local, regional, national or global

• The ongoing ability of Earth to maintain all life – plant, animal, human and other

• A specific place on Earth and all the things, both living and non-living, that are there

What is the Geographical definition of the term 'Change'?

• A specific place on Earth and all the things, both living and non-living, that are there

• The relationship between all things, both living and non- living, and all processes, both natural and human

• The ongoing ability of Earth to maintain all life – plant, animal, human and other

• The transforming nature of all processes on Earth, whether slow or fast, small or large

What is the Geographical definition of 'Interconnections'?

• A specific place on Earth and all the things, both living and non-living, that are there

• The relationship between all things, both living and non- living, and all processes, both natural and human

• The ongoing ability of Earth to maintain all life – plant, animal, human and other

• A part of the Earth’s surface that is given meaning by people