Landscapes and Landforms Yearly Exam Revision

Which value does this statement best reflect for this landscape: there is a strong connection for myself and my people to our ancestors, through the rock art at this place.

• aesthetic

• cultural

• spiritual

• economic

Which value does this statement best reflect for this landform: the Three Sisters in the Blue Mountains have astounding natural beauty to any that visit

• aesthetic

• cultural

• spiritual

• economic

What are some values found in Uluru?

• Spiritual Value

• Cultural Value

• Economic Value

• Aesthetic Value

Landscapes with high mineral and metal deposits is an example of what type of value?

• Aesthetic Value

• Economic Value

• Spiritual Value

• Cultural Value

Which type of value is a measurement of how financially important landscapes and landforms are?

• Cultural Value

• Spiritual Value

• Economic Value

• Aesthetic Value

Which type of value is linked to its beauty and uniqueness and people can be attached to a place subjectively.

• Cultural Value

• Spiritual Value

• Aesthetic Value

• Economic Value

For Indigenous Australians the ________ value of land is expressed through the concept of 'Country'.

• Cultural Value

• Spiritual Value

• Economic Value

• Aesthetic Value

Which type of value is understanding importance through creative means such as poetry, literature, art and films.

• Cultural Value

• Spiritual Value

• Economic Value

• Aesthetic Value

Landforms and Landscapes around the world are valued by many different people for many different reasons.

• True

• False

Humans will often travel to see different types of landforms because of their natural beauty.

What value is this?

• Economic

• Aesthetic

• Cultural

• Spiritual