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WorksheetsLC5 - Y7 End of Year Assessment
Total questions: 61
Worksheet time: 39mins
C1) What percentage of people living in Lagos has come from rural areas of Nigeria?
90%
80%
95%
65%
C2) Which fact below is an educational pull factor to the city of Lagos.
68% of people in Lagos have a secondary education, only 40% do in rural Nigeria.
40% of people in Lagos have a secondary education, whereas 75% of people do in rural Nigeria.
100% of people in Lagos have a secondary education, whereas 20% of people do in rural Nigeria.
70% of people in Lagos have secondary education, only 30% do in rural Nigeria.
C3) What is the official language spoken in Lagos?
Hausa
Yoruba
Kupa
English
C4) Why are more people speaking English, useful for Lagos' economy? Pick two options.
It enables people to access tertiary jobs working for English speaking TNC's
It enables people to speak to each other clearly in a common language.
It allows people to learn another language and improve their education.
It enables businesses in Lagos to communicate with other industries globally increasing trade.
C5) Choose the push factors away from rural areas of Nigeria?
Better healthcare facilities in Lagos.
Boko Haram terrorist organisation are more active in the north of Nigeria.
Oil industry polluting the Niger River Delta region, contaminating drinking water.
High levels of education in cities draw people to Lagos.
Primary jobs such as farming are available which can fluctuate in pay.
C6) What job sector is the main job sector in Lagos?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Quaternary
C7) Choose three socioeconomic opportunities of Lagos
On average there are 2.4 people per doctors in Lagos in comparison to 0.4 in rural Nigeria.
Land use is continuously changing due to growing businesses which leads to local Lagos slums being destroyed.
Lagos Government provides education for 9 years of all children's lives.
Murtala Muhammed International Airport is now the main arrival point for 80% of flights to West Africa.
Informal settlements are scattered across the region of Lagos
C8) What percentage of the residents of Lagos live below the poverty line?
55%
60%
65%
70%
C9) What do the Lagos slums lack which can make them vulnerable during a health crisis?
A high population to respond
Clean water systems
Roads and transport systems
Services such as hospitals
Sanitation systems
C10) Where was Makoko in Lagos?
In blocks of flats around Lagos
On the water built on silt
Within the Gulf of Guinea
Inland to the North of Lagos
C11) Which UK city did we study?
Liverpool
London
Cardiff
Manchester
C12) Making of products on a large scale means...
Working in a factory
Tertiary Industry
Manufacturing
Industrialisation
C13) What was Manchester's main source of trade in the industrial era?
Coal
Sheep
Vegetables
Cotton
C14) What percentage of workers we're female in Manchester's cotton mills?
41%
49%
52%
56%
60%
C15) Choose two opportunities for those working in the industrial era in Manchester?
A steady wage in secondary sector work
Working a 13 hour day during the industrial era was the norm
Terraced homes were built for the working population, providing security
The northern economy grew quickly due to cotton mills, boosting the industries
Rainfall creates the best environment for creating cotton
C16) From the graph, which sector jobs have grown the most in Manchester?
Quaternary
Tertiary
Secondary
Primary
C17) Which of the below are the main type of quaternary jobs seen in post-industrial Manchester today?
ICT, Finance and Scientific Research
Leisure Facilities, ICT and Medical Research
University Research, Construction and Leisure Facilities
Retail Work, Construction and Scientific Research
C18) Which area of Manchester has seen the regeneration of the old cotton mills?
Oldham
Ancoats
Salford
Manchester Central
All of the above
C19) The process of urbanisation is caused by which two factors?
Urban Sprawl
Population growing
Rural-Urban Migration
Natural Increase
C20) Using the map provided, which regions of the world are predominantly urbanised?
NEE's and LIC's
HIC's and NEE's
MIC's and LIC's
North America and Europe
C21) Select the pull factors below that are reasons why people want to migrate to an urban area.
More educational opportunities
Affordable housing available for everyone
Divided community action
Better infrastructure, therefore access to clean water systems
Easier access to healthcare facilities
C22) Select the push factors below that are reasons why people want to migrate to an urban area from a rural one.
Overpopulation within city centre communities
Lack of job security in the primary sector
Poor infrastructures such as sanitation and water systems
Unstable political structures that can lead to terrorists and community unease in certain rural areas
Increase in leisure facilities available
C23) Which city is the largest Megacity in the world?
Dehli
Toyko
New York
Shanghai
C24) Which current megacity has the largest predicted growth from 2015 - 2030
Manila
Dehli
Tokyo
Lagos
C25) Which continent will most new megacities be in?
Asia
Africa
Europe
South America
C26) What is the migration process called that is shown in the image?
Economic Migration
Rural-urban migration
Immigration
Emigration
C27) Which continent do we see the most movement of people?
Africa
North America
Europe
Asia
C28) Using the population density seen in the map, the darker colour means what?
It is a city
It is overpopulated
It is a rural area
It is increasingly an urban area
V1) Urban (a) is the updating of an area to improve it's socioeconomic success. Fill in the blank in the box below.
V2) Urbanisation is the increase in the (a) of people living in towns and cities. Fill in the blank using the box below.
V3) The process of a person or persons moving from one home to another is called...
(a)
V4) When there are more births than deaths in a region is called...
(a)
V5) The movement of people from the countryside to the city is called...
(a)
V6) Globalisation is the process where the world is becoming increasingly interconnected through trade and...
(a)
V7) (a) is the process of looking into both social and economic factors. Fill in the keyword. Fill in the keyword using the box below.
V8) A megacity is a city with a population with over (a) million people. Fill in the blank in the box below.
V9) Sustainability is the process of ensuring you meet the needs of today, without (a) the needs of future generations. Fill in the blank using the box below.
V10) The process of (a) is the shift from primary to secondary industries and economy in an urban area. Fill in the blank using the box below.
V11) This sector involves manufacturing jobs in places such as factories. Name the sector...
(a)
V12) This sector involves highly educated staff in scientific research and ICT roles. What sector is this...
(a)
P1) HPI stands for...
(a)
P2) Select the three indicators that are part of HDI.
Education
GDP
Life Expectancy
GNI
Birth Rate
P3) What is a composite measure of development?
A measure that looks at social development indicators
A measure that looks at multiple development indicators
A measure that looks at one development indicator
A measure that accurately determines development
P4) Which two physical factors create uneven development?
Valuable resources
Corruption
Extreme Weather
War
P5) Which human factors create uneven development?
Topography
Extreme Weather
Debt
Colonialism
P7) Which of the below is a sustainable development goal (SDG)?
All countries to reach HIC status
All children able to read and write
Good health and wellbeing
Reduced equalities
P8) What city is the slum Dharavi within?
Mumbai
New Delhi
Jaipur
Kuala Lumpur
P9) Which of the two below are opportunities found in Dharavi?
Trade and local business
Safe electricity
Makeshift housing
Pottery making
P10) Which income scale does the majority of the world's population live in?
LIC
NEE
MIC
HIC
P11) Which continent contains the highest population?
Americas
Europe
Africa
Asia and Australasia
P12) Name the weathering process that matches this definition: Water enters a crack in the rock, it freezes and expands widening the crack until the rock splits.
(a)
P13) Name the weathering process that matches this definition: Where roots from a plant grow into a crack in the rock, as they grow bigger the crack gets bigger until eventually, they crumble.
(a)
P14) Name the weathering process that matches this definition: When rain dissolves minerals in the rock slowly weakening it until it crumbles.
(a)
P15) The process of water hitting against rocks until they wear away is...
Attrition
Solution
Abrasion
Hydraulic Action
P16) The process of rocks bashing together until they are smoother and rounder is...
Attrition
Solution
Abrasion
Hydraulic Action
P17) The process of water dissolving minerals within the rocks wearing them down is...
Attrition
Solution
Abrasion
Hydraulic Action
P18) The process of water carrying rocks and bashing them against the bedrock wearing it down is...
Attrition
Solution
Abrasion
Hydraulic Action
P19) What is the name of the narrow, steep-sided area on either side of the image that the waterfall creates over time?
Gorge
Undercutting
Rock cracks
Plunge Pool
P20) What is the name of the lake at the bottom of a corrie
Glacier
Tarn
Scree
Moraine
P21) How many continents are there in the world?
5
6
7
8
P22) Which of the following countries are part of the UK?
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
Republic of Ireland
