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WorksheetsHCC paper 2 Changing Economic World and Development
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 26mins
What is the best definition of development?
how economically good is your own quality of life.
how economically and culturally advanced (progressed) a country is
how economically advanced (progressed) a country is
how economically, socially, culturally advanced(progressed) a country is
What makes up the Human development Index (HDI) measure?
Birth rate, education, per capita income(GNI per head)
Life expectancy, education, per capita income(GNI per head)
schooling, diet, per capita income(GNI per head
Death rate, education, per capita income(GNI per head)
What is the best definition of the Infant mortality rate? How many children............
per 10,000 that are born then die before they are 2 years old
per 1000 that are born then die before they are 6 months old
per 10,000 that are born then die before they are 1 years old
per 1000 that are born then die before they are 1 years old
what is one limitation of economic development measures such as GNI per head(capita)?
No show of money earnt or paid to from abroad (overseas)
No show of spread of the wealth & no clue to social equality
No idea of the average money that is earnt by people
No idea of how many Genies are found in a bottle
what does the Demographic Transition Model show?
How a country population will change as it becomes developed
How a country workforce will change as it becomes developed
How a country transport will change as it becomes developed
How birth rates will change only as it becomes developed
What happens on stage 2 of the demographic transition model to cause the population to expand?
Death rates and birth rates both fall
Death rates remain high but birth rates fall
Birth rates remain high but death rates fall
Death rates and birth rates remain high
Which of the following are Economic and Social reasons for uneven development?
Earthquakes , floods , Colonialism
Health, Trade in primary products only, Colonialism
Soil erosion, Trade in primary products only, Colonialism
Natural Hazards, Trade in primary products only, Colonialism
Which of the following are strategies used to reduce the development gap?
Develop less secondary products to buy , Unfair trade and Tourism
Develop more primary products to sell, Debt and Tourism
TNC investment, Tourism, Debt relief, corruption.
TNC investment, Fair trade, Tourism, Debt relief
The growth of Tourism in a NEE can help development. Why is India attractive for Tourism?
Mt Everest views, Food and City culture eg Beijing
Pollution, high crime rates and expensive
Himalaya Mountains, Bhangra music, Elephants, Sandy Beaches
Kodai kanal, Wildlife such as Rhinos, Hot temperatures
Which of the following are positive economic impacts of Tourism for India?
Jobs for locals, taxes raised helps improve local area.
Money is lost overseas (leakage)
Most of the jobs go to people from abroad
Causes house prices to rise so locals can`t afford them
What is important about the country of India regionally and globally?
largest country in World by area, 4th biggest by people
largest country in World by area, 9th biggest by people.
7th largest country in World by area, 2nd biggest by people.
largest country in World by area, 2nd biggest by people
Manufacturing(secondary) jobs have increased in India as it has developed because.....
The `make in India`campaign and rural to urban migration
There are more subsistence farmers now so more food grown
There are more jobs in research and development. This means that more people go to university
There is better fair trade for tea and coffee products. This means that more primary products can be sold.
What does HUL stand for in India?
Hindustan Unilever Limited
Harringtons Unicycle Limited
Hindu Ultra Limited
Hanibal utility Limited
The Indian top trading partner is from which country?
South Africa
USA
UK
China
Select the one historical reason for uneven development
Lots of natural hazards
Poor farming land
Colonisation
Poor trade links
Select the one physical(natural) reason for uneven development
Lots of natural hazards
Conflict
Colonisation
Poor (unfair) trade links
Select the one economic causes of uneven development
Countries are too hot, too dry for successful farming
Most LICs trade primary products (raw materials) which have low prices
Many richer countries have a long history of industrial and economic development
lots of natural hazards
Colonialism means ...
The long, coiled, tube like organ that removes water from digested food
a punctuation mark (:) used to precede a list of items, a quotation, or an expansion or explanation
A punctuation mark (;) used to join two independent clauses in a sentence
a more powerful, richer country that takes control of a smaller, less powerful region or territory
From 1650 - 1900 over 10 million people were transported from Africa to North America to work as slaves. Almost all of the wealth from this period went to ...?
North America
African countries
European powers
U.S.A
Africa's share of global wealth is very small ... how much % of it do they have?
1
27
51
19
life expectancy
These factors will cause a high death rate......
access to healthcare and resources
an ageing population and lots of births
lack of contraception, low literacy rate
disease, famine, war
Define Globalisation
Global development of countries
People travel all over the world
The Process which has created a more connected world
Migration increases
A country with a mostly rural population engaged in mainly primary economic activities is probably a
developing nation. (LIC)
developed nation.(HIC)
industrialized nation. (SIC)
primary nation. (NEE)
What sort of indicator is GNI or GDP?
Social indicator
Economic indicator
What is HDI a good way of measuring how developed a country is?
Because it looks at both social and economic indicators
Because it measures the wealth of a country
Because it measures population density
Because it measures access to electricity and water
Why do many transnational corporations (TNC's) like to locate production plants in NEE's like India?
Strict environmental laws
Cheap labour
Limited infrastructure
High taxes
Heathrow is the UK’s busiest airport with 1 plane taking off every 45 seconds. The A1 is the longest road in the UK and connects London and the north-east. These are all examples to show...……..
UK trouble spots
UK links
UK primary sector
UK tertiary sector
They have installed 17,000 solar panels. Reduced water use by using rainwater harvesting They aim to reach zero carbon emissions by 2050. Which case study of a modern UK industrial development is this......
Pontypandy Coalfield, South Wales
Fracking site, Alabama, USA
Mcdonalds in Hailsham
Toyota car factory in Burnaston.
This land is flat and there is room for expansion. The proximity to the nearby University promotes strong working relationships and access to the best graduates. The UK Science Park example is......
Woking Science Park
Cambridge Science Park
Harvard Science Park
Bath Science Park
De-industrialisation is.....
the growth in secondary (manufacturing) industries, and the subsequent decline in tertiary and quaternary employment
the decline in secondary (manufacturing) industries, and the subsequent decline in tertiary and quaternary employment
the decline in secondary (manufacturing) industries, and the subsequent growth in tertiary and quaternary employment
the decline in secondary (manufacturing) industries, and the subsequent growth in primary and quaternary employment
Unemployment in the north east is 5.5% higher than the south east. Average pay is £4,000 higher in the south and life expectancy is 2.5 years longer. These are all examples in the UK of the......
North- South divide
South - East divide
North- West divide
West-South divide
In attempt to reduce the differences between the north and south governments have supported a number of transport schemes. These include....
Smart motorways. Heathrow Airport Expansion and improvements in rail eg HS2/HS3 projects, Crossrail.
Increase in airport capacity, banning cars, F5 rail link and helicopter pads
Small motorways. Boris Airport Expansion and improvements in rail eg HS7/HS10 projects, Crossrail.
Crossrail, A22 5 lane expansion, M1 dunce motorways and Pevensey airport
In the 1980’s an attempt was made to classify the world into the rich north and the poor south. However, over time countries in the south began to develop e.g. Singapore and China, and the line became outdated. It was called the.....
Development line
Oscar line
Cardinals line
Brandt Line
