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Economic Activities & Energy Revision 2

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In terms of economic activities, location factors can be described as the ...

a)

needs of the activity

b)

needs of the people

c)

wants of the activity

d)

wants of the people

2.

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for commercial farming?

a)

Access to adequate land space

b)

Access to adequate water supplies

c)

Access to large customer base

d)

Suitable climatic conditions

3.

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for tertiary sector activities?

a)

Suitable climate

b)

Access to appropriately skilled workers

c)

Access to large customer base

d)

Access to reliable electricity supply

4.

The area in a city where many services are concentrated is known as the ...

a)

PIE

b)

ABC

c)

PAP

d)

CBD

5.

Which of the following is NOT a factor in changes in sector employment?

a)

Globalisation

b)

Technological advancements

c)

Overexploitation of natural resources

d)

Tectonic processes

6.

Friction of distance refers to the level of impediment of movement due to the distance between two locations

a)

False

b)

True

7.

Developments in transport and communication technology has led to the world appearing to be ...

a)

better

b)

larger

c)

smaller

d)

worse

8.

The global economy is ...

a)

the increasing economic independence of countries driven by anti-globalisation forces

b)

the increasing economic interdependence of of countries driven by the process of globalisation

9.

Which of the following do NOT help the global economy?

a)

Improvements in ICT

b)

Growth of TNCs

c)

Improvements in transport technology

d)

High tariffs on imported goods

10.

Which of the following is NOT a contributing factor in the cycle of growth in the tertiary sector?

a)

creating more demand for goods and services

b)

creating more demand for raw materials

c)

creating more disposable income

d)

creating more jobs in the tertiary sector