What do ice core samples from Antarctica reveal?

Changes to our environment over several hundred thousand years

How does water exist as a potential resource when it is in the form of gas?

It can be used for energy production

What is the significance of ice core samples in climate research?

To predict future weather patterns

Which type of resources are known as continuous?

Resources that are never used up by humans

Resources that are difficult to extract

Resources that are harmful to the environment

How does sustainable use of environmental resources benefit the environment?

By conserving renewable resources

By depleting non-renewable resources faster

By ignoring continuous resources

How do renewable resources differ from non-renewable resources?

Renewable resources can be replaced quickly, while non-renewable resources take a long time to renew

Renewable resources are harmful to the environment, while non-renewable resources are not

Renewable resources are man-made, while non-renewable resources are natural

Renewable resources are always available, while non-renewable resources are limited

What activities depend directly on natural resources?

Agriculture, fishing, logging, and mining

Why is it important to recycle non-renewable resources?

To conserve them for future generations

What are environmental resources?

Materials found in nature that are necessary or useful to people

Resources that are harmful to the environment

Resources that are only found in urban areas

Man-made materials used for construction

What does sustainable use of environmental resources entail?

Recycling non-renewable resources

Exhausting renewable resources beyond capacity

Ignoring environmental resources

What is the main difference between renewable and continuous resources?

Renewable resources can be depleted, while continuous resources are always available

Renewable resources are finite, while continuous resources are infinite

Renewable resources are man-made, while continuous resources are natural

Renewable resources are harmful to the environment, while continuous resources are not

What are the cultural factors that influence a person's decision to stay in a place?

Availability of diverse cuisines and entertainment

Proximity to public transportation

Access to job opportunities and economic stability

What are the broad factors associated with where people choose to live?

Economic, cultural, aesthetic, and spiritual factors

How do different age groups influence the perception of a region's liveability?

They have different views and needs

They only care about economic conditions

They have similar views and needs

They have no impact on perception

How do the reasons people choose to live in a place often change over time?

They might be connected to the existence or changing nature of the place

They are solely based on personal preferences

They are influenced by economic conditions only

They remain constant throughout life

What are the aesthetic factors that influence a person's decision to stay in a place?

Proximity to natural landscapes and beautiful architecture

Access to job opportunities and economic stability

Availability of luxury goods and services

How can bicycle tracks and paths contribute to improving liveability?

By reducing air pollution and boosting health

By increasing pollution and traffic congestion

By discouraging recreational riding

By limiting mobility and access to services

How do push and pull factors influence people's choice of where to live?

They vary from person to person

They only focus on economic conditions

They have no impact on decision-making

What are the economic factors that influence a person's decision to stay in a place?

Opportunities for employment and income

Access to cultural events and nightlife

Availability of luxury goods and services

Proximity to natural landscapes

What are some strategies used by communities to improve their living conditions?

Encouraging the use of bicycles, setting up local events, and creating youth groups

Building more shopping malls and fast food restaurants

Increasing pollution and traffic congestion

Ignoring the needs of different age groups

What role do government policies play in a region's infrastructure and liveability?

They influence infrastructure, housing assistance, and grants to local sports clubs

They only focus on environmental policies

They only focus on economic policies

They have no impact on infrastructure

What are pull factors in people's choice of where to live?

Factors that attract or 'pull' a person to a place

Factors that discourage or 'push' people away from a place

Factors that only focus on cultural aspects

Factors that have no impact on decision-making

What factors contribute to a region's liveability?

Access to services, employment, and environmental features

Access to fast food restaurants, shopping malls, and movie theaters

Access to extreme sports facilities, luxury cars, and designer clothing stores

Access to remote locations, limited job opportunities, and polluted environments

What are the spiritual factors that influence a person's decision to stay in a place?

Availability of diverse places of worship and spiritual communities

Access to cultural events and nightlife

Proximity to public transportation

What are push factors in people's choice of where to live?

Factors that discourage or 'push' people away from a place

Factors that only focus on economic conditions

Factors that have no impact on decision-making

Factors that attract a person to a place

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30 sec • 1 pt

What is the capital city of Australia?

Brisbane

Canberra

Melbourne

Sydney

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following countries is the largest by land area?

Brazil

China

United States

Russia

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which location holds the longest time water stays in one place?

Antarctic ice sheets

Large lakes

Snow

Rivers

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How long does water stay in the atmosphere on average before falling as precipitation?

15 days

9 days

3 days

1 day

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How does water flow through the environment?

In a straight line

In different forms

In a circle

In a square

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What do ice core samples reveal about our climate history?

Changes in temperature

Changes in sea levels

Changes in precipitation

All of the above

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How thick are the large ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica?

2 kilometers

3 kilometers

4 kilometers

1 kilometer

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7 HASS Term 1-Geography

What is the capital city of Australia?

Which of the following countries is the largest by land area?

Which location holds the longest time water stays in one place?

How long does water stay in the atmosphere on average before falling as precipitation?

How does water flow through the environment?

What do ice core samples reveal about our climate history?

How thick are the large ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica?

What do ice core samples from Antarctica reveal?

What powers the water cycle on Earth?

Where is up to 70% of the Earth's fresh water locked?

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