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HCC AQA GCSE Paper 2 case studies to learn

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is our chosen case study of a city in a LIC or NEE to show how urban growth has created opportunities and challenges.

a)

Lagos

b)

Woking

c)

Mumbai

d)

Brighton

2.

What is our example of how urban planning is improving the quality of life for the urban poor?

a)

Slum clearance of Diseasal by the STA in Mumbai and Brighton. Moving people to high rise flats on the outskirts.

b)

Dharavi slum clearance by the Slum Rehabilitation Authority in Mumbai. Moving people to high rise flats on the outskirts.

c)

Dharavi slum clearance by the Slum Rehabilitation Authority in Mumbai. Moving people to bungalows on the outskirts.

d)

Dharavi rebuilding by the Slum Recreation Authority in Brighton. Moving people to high rise flats on the outskirts.

3.

Our case study of a major UK city to show how urban change leads to social, economic, environmental challenges and opportunities is..

a)

Woking

b)

Brighton

c)

Benidorm

d)

Weston super mare

4.

The New England Quarter in Brighton is an example of.....

a)

A greenfield site Urban regeneration project

b)

Rural regeneration project on a Brownfield site.

c)

A brownfield site development on the rural-urban fringe

d)

Urban regeneration project on a Brownfield site.

5.

Examples of urban greening in Brighton are..

a)

Living Roofs, Restoration of the Level Park, Wildflower verges and the Greenway towards Brighton Station.

b)

Wildflower roads, The Greenway, Solar panels and Churchill square shopping centre

c)

Living Roofs, Restoration of Maurice Thornton Park, Wildflower verges and the Brownway towards the Amex Stadium.

d)

Park and Ride, Car clubs, solar panels and the Greenway towards Eastbourne.

6.

The impact of urban sprawl and the growth of commuter settlements on the rural urban fringe can be shown in Brighton by....

a)

New housing at Toad in the Hole Valley, Amex stadium and computing settlements of Worthing and Peacehaven

b)

Amex Stadium development at Falmer Village, New housing at Toads Hole Valley and the expansion of Newhaven and Cardiff

c)

Amex Stadium development at Falmer Village, New housing at Toads Hole Valley and the expansion of Worthing and Peacehaven

d)

Expansion of Woking and Peacehaven as commuter settlements, new housing on the New England Quarter and the Greenway

7.

What national migration has had the biggest impact on the character and growth of Brighton?

a)

Students

b)

Chinese

c)

Jewish

d)

Sudanese

8.

Moulescomb and Tongdean are Brighton housing area examples to show what.....

a)

rural deprivation eg inequalities in farming ,education, health and employment.

b)

urban deprivation eg education, temperature, health and accessibility

c)

urban deprivation eg inequalities in housing ,education, health and employment.

d)

urban issues eg similarities in housing ,education, health and employment.

9.

Which examples in Brighton could be used to show how urban transport strategies are used to reduce traffic congestion?

a)

Park and Ride from Withdean stadium, car clubs, bike hire and bike lanes, expensive parking and the Greenway

b)

Bike clubs, bike hire and bike lanes, expensive parking and the Greenway road and shopping trolleys from the Asda car park

c)

Park and Ride from Withdean stadium, expensive bike hire and few bike lanes, cheap parking.

d)

Cheap park and ride schemes, lots of road building, few bike lanes and speed limits of over 100mph

10.

Features of sustainable urban living eg water/energy conservation, waste recycling, creating green space can be shown in Brighton by...

a)

Tongdean has large, expensive housing. The Brownway and the development of green painted roads

b)

Waste is burnt out to sea, New England quarter eco damaging homes, the level park restoration and the Greenway.

c)

New England Quarter eco friendly homes, kerbside recycling, wildflower verges, the level park restoration and the Greenway.

d)

The level park restoration and the Greenway. Moulescomb housing projects and the use of road sweepers

11.

What is our example of how the growth of tourism in an LIC or NEE helps to reduce the development gap..

a)

Bangalore, India

b)

Mumbai, India

c)

Kerala, India

d)

New Delhi, India

12.

Our case study of a LIC or NEE within the Changing economic world section of paper 2 is..

a)

USA

b)

Bangladesh

c)

India

d)

Indonesia

13.

Hindustan Unilever Limited transnational company(TNC) case study best shows....

a)

The role of TNC`s in causing pollution to the host country and the cost of luxury soap products

b)

The ability of TNC`s to help improve a poor country and the way the host country will have a greater share of the money than the TNC.

c)

The role of TNC`s in industrial development and the advantages/disadvantages to the host country.

d)

The ability of a TNC to help poor communities eg project Seeracha which allowed women in urban areas to sell more ice cream.

14.

The `make in India` campaign shows that India is moving away from selling cheaper primary products towards making more profitable....

a)

secondary/manufactured goods

b)

tertiary goods

c)

quaternary goods

d)

primary goods

15.

What are the advantages to India from foreign direct investment into the country eg by TNC`s

a)

fewer job opportunities, investment in health/education, failing transport networks.

b)

more job opportunities, investment in health/education, failing transport networks.

c)

some job opportunities, lack of investment in health/education, improved bike lanes.

d)

more job opportunities, investment in health/education, improved transport networks.

16.

What best connects this example: `Karnataka is the largest iron ore open cast mine in the country. This creates jobs and money but causes Water pollution due to sulphur released during mining. This reduces the biodiversity within rivers. Smelting of the ores also releases toxic chemicals into the air. Forests/vegetation removed so loss of biodiversity in area`

a)

The social impacts of deforestation

b)

The environmental impacts of economic development

c)

The economic consequences of cattle ranching

d)

The political impacts of desertification

17.

An example of a local renewable energy scheme in a NEE to provide sustainable energy supplies.

a)

Kingfield Stadium, Woking solar panel and wind turbine development

b)

Odisha, India Micro Hydro Project

c)

Solar farm at Berwick, East Sussex, UK

d)

Building of a new Nuclear plant in Ulan Bator, Mongolia

18.

Odisha, India Micro Hydro Project is also an example of the impacts of aid on the receiving country. But what type of aid would you call a micro hydro project...

a)

Top down/Mega project Aid that is for the long term

b)

Emergency aid to help after a natural hazard for the long term

c)

Bottom up/grass roots aid that is long term.

d)

Emergency aid to help after a natural hazard over the short term

19.

In the UK an example of how modern industrial development can be made more sustainable is....

a)

South Wales coalfield and its use of cycle paths

b)

North Sea oil rigs with their green painted platforms

c)

Druridge Bay open cast mining with its spoil heaps

d)

Toyota Car Plant in Burnaston with its solar panels and rainwater capture ideas.

20.

In section C Resource Management. An example we studied to show how the extraction of a fossil fuel has both advantages/disadvantages is.....

a)

Solar farm in Jaisalmer, Thar desert.

b)

Nuclear power in Dungeness, UK

c)

Wind turbines off the coast of Brighton

d)

Fracking for shale gas

21.

An example of a local renewable energy scheme in an LIC or NEE to provide sustainable energy is.....

a)

Hoover dam HEP scheme, USA

b)

Odisha, India Micro Hydro Project

c)

Hand pumps to collect water in Kerala, India

d)

Magic stones/Bunding within the Thar desert