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Year 9 EoY support

Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the top 5 most populated countries?

a)

Japan, England, China, USA, Canada

b)

Australia, Tokyo, Brazil, India, Russia

c)

China, India, United States, Indonesia, Pakistan

2.

What are the characteristics of urbanisation?

a)

Lots of services & industries, dominated by natural and managed features

b)

Dominated by human features, lots of services & industries

c)

Animals and cities

d)

Low population density, fewer services & industries

3.

What percentage of the world will be urbanised by 2050?

a)

90%

b)

68%

c)

72%

d)

26%

4.

What is NOT considered a pull factor?

a)

Better jobs

b)

More education opportnities

c)

Higher standards of living

d)

Conflict and war

5.

What does GDP stand for?

a)

Gross Domestic Population

b)

Growth Development Product

c)

Gross Domestic Product

6.

What is NOT considered a push factor?

a)

Poverty

b)

Natural Disasters

c)

Medical Facilities

d)

Food and Water Shortages

7.

What is the most populous megacity?

a)

Sao Paulo

b)

Tokyo

c)

New York

d)

Mumbai

8.

On which continent are the majority of the megacities located?

a)

South America

b)

North America

c)

Europe

d)

Asia

9.

Is this rural or urban?: Dominated by natural or managed features such as grasslands, forests, crop fields

a)

Urban

b)

Rural

10.

Is this rural or urban?: High population density

a)

Rural

b)

Urban

11.

Define 'megacity'

a)

A city with a large population, usually over 10 million people

b)

A city with a large population, usually over 1 million people

c)

A large city with a population over 100 million people

d)

A large city spread out over an area covering 10 million sq km

12.

What is a favela?

a)

A Brazilian food made with rice

b)

A slum or shantytown

c)

An area of a city where rich people live

d)

A Brazilian storm with high winds

13.

How do Favelas get electricity?

a)

Giant batteries

b)

Wind farms

c)

In most cases it is illegally tapped from the public grid

d)

Hydro electricity

14.

What does 'population density mean'?

a)

Lots of people live in a country.

b)

How many people live per km2 in a country or area.

c)

The people in that country live a long time.

d)

The towns and cities in that country are very crowded.

15.
What is the name of the biggest favela in Rio?
a)
Gorton
b)
Medelin
c)
Rocinha
d)
Sao Paulo 
16.

What is not an advantage of living in favelas?

a)

Strong community spirit

b)

Better access to education

c)

Waste dumped in the street

d)

Able to improve homes due to more regular work

17.

What is the capital city of Brazil?

a)

Salvador

b)

Brasilia

c)

Rio de Janeiro

d)

Sao Paulo

18.
Which of these is one of the biggest gangs in Rio?
a)
The Purple Hand 
b)
The Red Command
c)
The Blues Brothers 
d)
The Guardians of the Galaxy
19.
Which famous sporting event did Rio de Janeiro host in 2016?
a)
The FIFA World Cup
b)
The Olympics
c)
Strictly Come Dancing 
d)
The Great British Bake Off
20.

Which statement about Rio is false?

a)

Rio has a major port exporting coffee, sugar and iron ore.

b)

Banking, finance and insurance is an important part of Rio's economy.

c)

Rio is one of the most visited cities in the northern hemisphere.

d)

Rio hosted the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics.

21.

What % of Rio's population has access to healthcare facilities?

a)

100%

b)

28%

c)

75%

d)

55%

22.

What is one of the major issues facing many of the favelas in Brazil

a)

Major pollution issues

b)

Powerful crime gangs

c)

Poor investment in roads

d)

Lack of affordable housing

23.

What is a strategy that has been used to improve Rio?

a)

Provide more jobs for people through selective hiring of people from favelas

b)

Used the world cup to bring awareness to life in the favelas

c)

Banned people throwing waste in the sea

d)

The police have been more active in the favela's reducing the crime rate

24.

Why might someone move from rural Brazil to Rio?

a)

Better quality of life compared to the rest of the country

b)

More opportunity for jobs and higher paying work

c)

Improved access to services like education

d)

All of the above

25.

Why do people live in the Favelas?

a)

Lack of available housing elsewhere - there are too many people and not enough legal houses

b)

For the rich and vibrant culture

c)

For the opportunities offered such as better education

d)

For the high quality housing in the area

26.

Development of a country can generally be determined by its:

a)

per capita income

b)

average literacy level

c)

health status of its people

d)

none of these

27.

Proportion of literate population in the 7 and above age group is called as:

a)

Knowledge rate

b)

Literacy rate

c)

Attendance rate

d)

Excellence Rate

28.

Resources which will get exhausted after years of use are:

a)

Renewable resources

b)

Non-durable resources

c)

Non-renewable resources

d)

Competing resources

29.
GDP per capita is highest in
a)
South America
b)
East Asia
c)
North America
d)
Eastern Europe
30.

Development is the process of change which affect's people's standard of living and (a)  

31.

Which of these statements is the most accurate definition for people who are economically active?

a)

People employed between the ages of 16-65.

b)

People employed between the ages of 25-45.

c)

People unemployed between the ages of 16-25.

d)

People over 65 receiving a pension.

32.

Sustainable Development is that development which satisfies the need of:

a)

Present generation only

b)

future generation only

c)

both (a) & (b)

d)

none of these

33.

Which of the following is a necessary condition for sustainable development?

a)

Increase in the quality of life

b)

Reduction in the level of pollution

c)

conservation of stock of natural capital

d)

All of these

34.

Which one of these is an example of a developed country?

a)

China

b)

India

c)

Japan

d)

North America

35.

Which is the correct definition of a developed country?

a)

A country with a well established economy and infrastructure. Typically with a high HDI

b)

A country with a well established economy and infrastructure. Typically with a low HDI

c)

A country without a well established economy and infrastructure. Typically with a high HDI

d)

A country with a poorly established economy but well established infrastructure. Typically with a high HDI

36.
What is HDI?
a)
Human Development Index
b)
Huge Donut Industry
c)
High Development Industry
d)
Highly Dubious Imagination
37.
Which three indicators are used to measure the HDI?
a)
Literacy rate, number of trees and GNI
b)
Life expectancy, schooling and GNI per capita
38.
Traditionally, which part of the world is more developed?
a)
Northern hemisphere
b)
Southern hemisphere 
39.
What is life expectancy?
a)
How long you are expected to live for when you're born
b)
What people expect out of life
c)
Whether or not you will be born
d)
Amount of money a country has
40.

Which of the following includes farming?

a)

Primary Industry

b)

Secondary Industry

c)

Tertiary Industry

d)

None of the above

41.

Which of the following is a factory worker?

a)

Primary Industry

b)

Secondary Industry

c)

Tertiary Industry

d)

None of the above

42.
What continent(s) does the Russian Federation call home?
a)
Europe
b)
Asia
c)
Europe/North America
d)
Asia/Europe
43.
What mountain range separates Europe Russia from Asia Russia (Siberia)?
a)
Rocky Mts
b)
Alps
c)
Ural Mts
d)
Andes Mts
44.

What is the capital city of the Russian Federation?

a)

St. Petersburg

b)

Berlin

c)

Moscow

d)

Geneva

45.
What type of economy did the former Soviet Union use?
a)
Free Market/Free Enterprise
b)
Mixed 
c)
Command/Communist
d)
Traditional
46.
What is the name of Russia's current President?
a)
Joseph Stalin
b)
Vladimir Putin
c)
Justin Trudeau
d)
Mikhail Gorbachev
47.

Russia's location can be described as?

a)

East of Europe and most of North Asia.

b)

South of China and North of Asia.

c)

West of Europe and most of South Asia.

d)

North of China and South of Asia.

48.

Most of Russian live in

a)

Europe

b)

Asia

c)

North America

d)

Africa

49.

When does it rain the most in Russia

a)

Winter

b)

Spring

c)

Summer

d)

Fall

50.

The small population in Russia can be explained by

a)

harsh climate, lack of freedom

b)

radiation

c)

lack of food

d)

they're too busy.

51.

What is a favela?

a)

A Mexican tortilla wrap with strips of chicken or beef and guacamole and cheese and sour cream and...

b)

A Venetian boat that takes tourists on romantic rides along the canals

c)

A slum or shanty town

52.

Rocinha is the biggest...?

a)

dog food manufacturer in the Amazon rainforest

b)

favela in Rio de Janeiro

c)

of the Russian nesting dolls

53.

How many favelas does Rio de Janeiro have?

a)

Nearly 142

b)

Nearly 1,000,000

c)

Nearly 1000

54.

How do Favelas get electricity?

a)

Giant batteries

b)

Wind farms

c)

In most cases it is illegally tapped from the public grid

d)

Hydro electricity

55.

What is life like in Favelas?

a)

Delicious because of the rice and beans.

b)

Cramped, crowded and diseased.

c)

Comfortable and cozy.

d)

Just like living in Kirkham.

56.

Are Favela's at risk from fires and why?

a)

Yes as they are cramped and close together and often built from flammable materials

b)

No as they have an excellent fire service.

c)

Yes because there are few roads for the excellent fire service to get their fire engines to fires.

d)

No because it has regular monsoons.

57.

What does 'population density mean'?

a)

Lots of people live in a country.

b)

How many people live per km2 in a country or area.

c)

The people in that country live a long time.

d)

The towns and cities in that country are very crowded.

58.

How is cyclone caused

a)

cyclone is caused due to global warming

b)

When warm, moist air over the ocean rises upward from near the surface

c)

When hot breeze

rises upward to the surface

d)

When warm, cold air over the ocean rises upward from near the surface

59.

In which continent is Typhoon known as cyclone

a)

Africa

b)

Antarctica

c)

Asia

d)

Europe

60.

pick odd one out

a)

Monsoon

b)

Cyclone

c)

Hurricane

d)

Typhoon

61.

What type of air pressure is associated with tropical cyclones?

a)

land breeze

b)

High pressure

c)

Low pressure

d)

none of the above

62.

what is the temperature needed for a cyclone

a)

37.5 °C

b)

35.5 °C

c)

26.5 °C

d)

27.5 °C

63.

Which country is the odd one out in terms of level of development?

a)

USA

b)

UK

c)

Haiti

d)

Japan

64.

Which country would you expect to have the longest life expectancy?

a)

Haiti

b)

Mexico

c)

Japan

65.

Many people die when young -

a)

LEDC

b)

MEDC

66.

Type of country where incomes are low and people often lack access to healthcare, education and often experience poverty. Includes many countries in South America, Africa and South Asia.

a)

MEDC

b)

LEDC

67.

A type of country where people have good access to healthcare and education and there is a high life expectancy. Includes most of Europe, Australia and North America.

a)

LEDC

b)

MEDC

68.

This image is an example of...?

a)

MEDC

b)

LEDC

c)

a city

d)

development

69.

Brazil

a)

LEDC

b)

NIC

c)

MEDC

70.

Switzerland

a)

LEDC

b)

NIC

c)

MEDC

71.

What is the infant mortality rate?

a)

babies under 1 year old who die per 1000

b)

children under 5 years old who die per 100

c)

babies under 1 year old who die per 100

d)

children under 5 years old who die per 1000

72.

What is the GNI per capita?

a)

people who can read and write

b)

the jobs people do

c)

average income per person

d)

children per woman

73.

The jobs people do in a place divided into primary, secondary and tertiary is the...?

a)

GNI per capita

b)

imports and exports

c)

unemployment rate

d)

employment structure

74.

Which is NOT a good indicator of development?

a)

population growth

b)

birth rate

c)

death rate

d)

population density

75.

What does calorie consumption per day tell us?

a)

whether people have a healthy diet

b)

whether people have enough to eat

c)

how well educated people are

d)

how much electricity people use