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WorksheetsS2 3rd Term Geography Joint Test Revision
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
The line that joins places with the same height on a map is called _____________.
same height line
layer colouring
contour line
vertical interval
What is the vertical interval (V.I.) of the map?
(hints: vertical interval is the difference between two adjacent contour lines)
50m
25m
20m
100m
(T/F) P is the peak of a mountain with a height more than 575m.
True
False
What is the height of point T?
around 520m
around 500m
around 530m
around 480m
The altitude of point R is approximately ____________m.
450
485
515
525
Match the contour pattern 1 with the correct relief (A-F).
A
B
C
D
E
Match the contour pattern 2 with the correct relief (A-F).
A
C
D
E
F
Match the contour pattern 3 with the correct relief (A-F).
A
C
D
E
F
Match the contour pattern 4 with the correct relief (A-F).
A
C
D
E
F
Match the contour pattern 5 with the correct relief (A-F).
A
C
D
E
F
Match the contour pattern 6 with the correct relief (A-F).
A
C
D
E
F
The greater the space between two adjacent contour lines, the ____________ the relief.
gentler
steeper
The figure shown in the image is another way to represent relief on a map. It is called ______________.
contour method
layer colouring
Select all non-renewable energy resources:
coal
biomass
nuclear power
hydroelectric power
natural gas
Select all renewable energy resources:
wave power
tidal power
fossil fuels
oil
geothermal power
(T/F) Renewable energy resources can be used again and again and will never run out.
True
False
What are the top three energy resources that the world consumes at present?
nuclear power
oil
coal
natural gas
solar power
(T/F) Global distribution of fossil fuels is even.
True
False
Largest oil reserves are found in _________________.
China
Russia
USA
the Middle East
Largest gas reserves are found in _________________.
China
Russia
USA
the Middle East
Coal reserves are more _______________ distributed around the world.
evenly
unevenly
Countries have to scramble for energy resources because.... (Select all possible reasons)
Rapid industrial and economic development increase demand for fossil fuels
lower living standards increases demand for energy resources
population decline which reduces the supply of energy resources
Mismatch of energy-consuming countries and energy-producing countries
The problems caused by the shortage in the oil supply are: (Select all possible answers)
Facilitates world peace
Disrupts local and global economy
Conflict among countries
Demand for oil increases
Problems caused by fossil fuels include air and water pollution, land disruption, and (a) warming.
The problems of releasing air pollutants such as sulphur dioxide are:
affecting people's health
causing acid rain
polluting land and water
all of the above
When hot water is released from power plants into the sea or rivers, it may upset water _______________.
ecology
geography
ecosystem
economy
In April 2010, an accident called oil (a) happened in the Gulf of Mexico which has threaten marine life and hundreds of kilometres of coastline.
Coal ____________ from coal mining washes into rivers and upset water ecosystem.
pollutants
rubbish
energy
cinder
Carbon Dioxide is a kind of (a) gas which traps heat, keep our Earth warm and lead to a rise in the global average temperature. As a result, it enhances global warming.
______________ & ____________ are being removed by opencast mining of coal and causing barren land which turns into wasteland eventually.
Topsoil
Buildings
Sea water
Vegetation
