Night Lights - Stage 2 - Factors Quiz

What does the acronym OUTER SPACE stand for in the context of factors affecting night lights?

• Oil and Gas, Urbanisation, Transport Links, Environmental Conditions, Rivers and Coastline, Shape of the land, Population Density, Armed Conflict, Central Place Theory, Economic Development

• Oil and Gas, Urbanisation, Transport Links, Environmental Conditions, Rivers and Coastline, Shape of the land, Population Density, Armed Conflict, Central Place Theory, Energy Distribution

• Oil and Gas, Urbanisation, Transport Links, Environmental Conditions, Rivers and Coastline, Shape of the land, Population Density, Armed Conflict, Central Place Theory, Environmental Protection

• Oil and Gas, Urbanisation, Transport Links, Environmental Conditions, Rivers and Coastline, Shape of the land, Population Density, Armed Conflict, Central Place Theory, Energy Consumption

Which factor is considered the most significant in producing the pattern of night lights?

• Transport Links

• Population Density

• Urbanisation

• Oil and Gas

What is the first step in Task 2 for each factor?

• Repack the factor into a PEEL paragraph

• Research the factor by searching online

• Add a map of the factor overlaid with a map of the world at night in your Storymap

• Complete an 'unpack the factor' template ON PAPER

How many factors must you choose to learn about and write about for Task 2?

• At least four

• At least one

• At least three

• At least two

What does the 'P' in the PEEL paragraph stand for?

• Point

• Place

• Pattern

• Population

Which of the following is NOT a factor listed under OUTER SPACE?

• Climate Change

• Urbanisation

• Armed Conflict

• Oil and Gas

What should you do after completing the 'unpack the factor' template?

• Research the factor by searching online

• Move on to the next factor

• Add a map of the factor overlaid with a map of the world at night

• Repack the factor into a PEEL paragraph

What is the purpose of adjusting the transparency of the map layer in Task 2?

• To make the map look better

• To compare different factors

• To see the night lights beneath it

• To highlight the factor

What is the final step in the PEEL paragraph structure?

• Link this factor to another factor

• Provide evidence

• Evaluate the significance

• Explain the factor

What is a suggested way to show Excellence level thinking in Task 2?

• Use complex vocabulary

• Include more than three factors

• Discuss the interaction between factors

• Complete the task quickly