Sustaining Ecosystems 3. Geography GCSE OCR B.

What does fauna mean?

• living things

• sunlight

• plants

• animals

What does interdependence mean?

• animals are the most important part of an ecosystem

• each of the factors in an ecosystem is reliant upon all the others

• living parts of an ecosystem are more important than the non-living parts of an ecosystem

• each of the factors in an ecosystem are separate from each other

What is the global distribution of temperate forests?

• found near the Poles

• found between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn

• located between 5ᵒ and 30ᵒ north and south of the Equator

• located between 40ᵒ and 60ᵒ north and south of the Equator

In which biome would you find: lianas, monkeys and buttress roots supporting tall trees?

• coral reefs

• tropical rainforests

• temperate forests

• hot deserts

Where are most of the nutrients stored in a tropical rainforest ecosystem?

• biomass

• litter

• soil

For your case study about about sustainable management of a tropical rainforest which of the following 2 facts are correct? (select 2)

• the Chalalan ecolodge is located in the Madidi National Park in Bolivia

• the Chalalan ecolodge is located in the Amazon rainforest in Brazil

• the Chalalan ecolodge is close to the city of Manaus

• the Chalalan ecolodge is close to the community of San Jose de Uchupiamonas

For your case study about about sustainable management of a tropical rainforest which fact is correct?

• the Chalalan ecolodge reinvests 30% of the profits, to improve healthcare and education, of the local community of San Jose de Uchupiamonas

• the Chalalan ecolodge reinvests 40% of the profits, to improve healthcare and education, of the local community of San Jose de Uchupiamonas

• the Chalalan ecolodge reinvests 50% of the profits, to improve healthcare and education, of the local community of San Jose de Uchupiamonas

• the Chalalan ecolodge reinvests 60% of the profits, to improve healthcare and education, of the local community of San Jose de Uchupiamonas

For your case study about global sustainable management of Antarctica which fact is correct?

• the Antarctic Treaty was originally signed by 6 countries and came into force in 1961

• the Antarctic Treaty was originally signed by 12 countries and came into force in 1961

• the Antarctic Treaty was originally signed by 6 countries and came into force in 1965

• the Antarctic Treaty was originally signed by 12 countries and came into force in 1965

Which 2 facts about lemmings are correct? (select 2)

• lemmings are found in the Arctic

• lemmings are found in Antarctica

• lemmings have short legs and small ears to avoid heat loss

• lemmings only eat dwarf willows

When should you write about the Antarctic Treaty?

• If the question asks about a case study about global sustainable management of Antarctica

• If the question asks about a case study about local-scale sustainable management of Antarctica

• If the question asks about a case study about sustainable management of a tropical rainforest