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WorksheetsCholera, Dr John Fieldwork
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 40mins
What caused the cholera outbreak in Soho?
The breathing air caused them to have the disease.
The drinking water.
The bacteria from food.
The cesspool bacteria leaked to the water under the street pump.
Define these terms.
A- Hypothesis
B- Fieldwork
A- Idea
B- Working in the field
A- Prediction
B- Research
A- Guessing
B- Observing
What is Doctor John Snow's job in Cholera case?
Doctor
Police
Geographer
Explorer
The blue colour dots in the map represent what ?
The deaths of the people
The place of the hospitals
The street water pumps
The red colour represent what in the previous map?
The hospitals
The water flow
The place of people died
The deaths from cholera, the more deaths, the taller the bar
Toilet waste fell into a smelly pit under your house, called what ?
Toilet
Sewage system
Cesspool
Underground container
Within 10 days, how many people died?
309
208
127
500
Quantitative data is the method where the investigator collect the information using numbers.
Yes
No
Hypothesis can only be one for every research?
Yes
No
Enquiry questions and also hypothesis can be vice versa.
Yes
No
Marked all the examples of Human Geography.
School
River
Shopping mall
Tree
Marked all the examples of Physical Geography.
Bag
Sky
Gold
Mountain
Qualitative is about opinions and feelings.
Yes
No
Qualitative data can be collected through interview people.
Yes
No
Which one is Secondary data?
Cholera
Bacteria in cesspool
Map
The data you obtain by counting and measuring is called
Primary data
Secondary data
Qualitative data
Quantitative data
A hypothesis is a statement you think is true but you are not sure.
True
False
Choose all the Cholera disease effects.
Diarrhea
Vomiting
Dehydration
Death
Before the people in London build a proper sewage system, what they did about the water?
Give me 3 examples of physical geography.
