WorksheetsYear 11 Paper 2 Revision
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 18mins
What is urban sprawl?
The sprawl of people from rural areas to urban areas.
The main city centre in an urban area.
The spreading of rural areas into surrounding rural areas to accommodate the need for extra land space due to a rise in ecological footpint.
The spreading of urban areas into surrounding rural areas to accommodate an expanding population.
The movement of people from one country to another is called...
Migration
Rural to urban migration
International movement
Annual migration
A city of more than 10 million people
Capital city
Megacity
Push factor
things that make people want to leave an area such as high crime, lack of education & health services
things that attract people to move to an area such as greater employment opportunities
Pull factor
things that make people want to leave an area such as high crime, lack of education & health services
things that attract people to move to an area such as greater employment opportunities
Slum housing, unreliable power systems, congested roads and poor public transport, inefficient ports and inadequate schools.
rapid urbanisation challenges
rapid urbanisation benefits
Convenience of goods and services, increased literacy and better health, availability of public transportation
Urbanisation benefits
Urbanisation challenges
An example of a pull factor to urban area is:
Better social life
Shortage of houses
More space to farm
something that forces us to move to an urban area.
Which of the following are push factors (reasons people leave an area)? - tick all that apply
Civil War
High Crime
More Wealth
Crop Failure
Which of the following are pull factors (encourage people to more to an area)? - tick all that apply.
More wealth
High crime
Good climate
Better services
Bristol has a population of
over 1 million
200,000
646,000
899,000
Bristol is the _______ biggest city in the UK
7th
11th
3rd
17th
Bristol is located ...
In the south west of the UK
In the south east of the UK
In the north of the UK
In the East of the UK
There are many opportunities connected to Bristol. These include:
Cabot's Circus is a large shopping centre providing job opportunities and many high chain stores
Bristol is home to 14 out of 15 global aerospace companies
Bristol is home to Heathrow airport
It won the green capital in 2015
A stock or supply of something that has value or purpose. What is this a definition of?
Management
Sustainablity
Resource
Distribution
Low income countries use most water on which of the following?
Industry
Agriculture
Domestic use
Water transfer schemes in the UK aim to move water from ...
Areas of surplus to deficit
Areas of deficit to surplus
Wastewater from people’s homes that can be recycled and put to good use. Treated groundwater can be used to irrigate both food and non-food producing plants.
Blackwater
Sewage
Greywater
Rainwater
Meeting the needs of today whilst ensuring that future generations have enough water to meet their requirements
Restricted Use
Sustainability
Water Conservation
Water Management Scheme
Where supply of water is greater than demand
Water Deficit
Water Insecurity
Water Surplus
Water Stress
The availability of an acceptable quantity and quality of water
Water Surplus
Water Supply
Water Deficit
Water Security
Where demand for water is greater than supply
Water Surplus
Water Security
Water Deficit
Water Insecurity
Why are we moving to more renewable energy?
It's a cheaper option
We've run out of fossil fuels to burn
Fossil fuels will run out
Better for the environment
What is organic produce?
Produced with fertilisers
Produced with pesticides
Produced with herbicides
Produced with no harmful chemicals
Agribusiness involves...
Low scale production
Low capital investment
High capital investment
High scale production
What are food miles?
Distance food travels from farm to factory
Distance food travels from person to person
Distance food travels from producer to consumer
Distance food travels from factory to consumer
How can we reduce food miles? (Select three correct options)
Buy local products
Grow our own products
Eat less food
Buy food in bulk
Why are food miles a problem?
It takes advantage of poor countries
The food can go off when transported
Foreign foods taste funny
Fuels from transporting the foods effects the environment (Global warming)
