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WorksheetsY9 LC3 Assessment
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 38mins
P1. (a) are the only tectonic hazard to occur at conservative plate margins
P2. Select the reasons why tourism can reduce the development gap
Builds infrastructure
Improves local economies
Improves education
Decreases pollution
Grows GDP
P3. Which of the following development measures are typically higher in HICs?
GINI Coefficient
HDI
GNI
People per doctor
P4. What are the economic causes of uneven development?
Resources
Conflict
Colonialism
Debt
Relief
P5. Select the all benefits of Fair Trade below
no tax
fair price for products
fair trade premium
reduces the development gap
P6. Convection currents are caused by magma ________ in the mantle due to density , cooling and ___________.
sinking, rising
rising, subducting
subducting, sinking
rising, sinking
P7. Which of the following are physical causes of uneven development?
Debt
Colonialism
Landlocked countries
Conflict
Relief
P8. When someone migrates to another country to seek out a better quality of life and better paid jobs this is called the
(a)
P9. A cash flow sent from one country to another to improve quality of life is called a...
(a)
P10. What is the development gap?
gap in development BETWEEN countries
gap in development IN countries
gaps in development IN the UK
gap in development IN and BETWEEN countries
P11. Select all the reasons a microfinance loan might empower a community
They can start businesses
They can reduce the development gap
They can provide tools and equipment
They can pay off national debt
P12. Which country has $4 billion of debt cancelled in 2005 as part of debt relief?
Bangladesh
Zambia
Pakistan
Malawi
P13. Which plate is thicker?
Continental
Oceanic
P14. In the core, which is liquid?
Inner Core
Outer Core
Both
P15. Which of the strategies for reducing the development gap is the following an example of: good and fair wages being paid for work so local communities can develop
Fair Trade
Investment
Intermediate Technology
Microloans
P16. What year was the terror attacks in Tunisia that reduced tourism?
2012
2013
2014
2015
C1. The Gorkha earthquake happened in which country?
(a)
C2. What is a primary effect?
Something that happens weeks after the earthquake
An action in response to the earthquake
Something that happens due to the earth shaking
C3. Which of the following are secondary effects?
homlessness
spread of disease
rebuilding of homes
landslides
C4. When does an immediate response occur?
within first 24 hours
within the first week
within the first hour
within the first month
C5. How many people died in the Gorkha earthquake?
299
around 9000
900
29,000
C6. What are each of the following: searching for survivors at Mt.Everest, use of social media to track survivors, putting up tents in the city centre
primary effects in Italy
immediate responses in Italy
immediate responses in Nepal
primary effects in Nepal
C7. Fill in the blank: (a) city is when 3 million people were put into temporary accommodation in Kathmandu
C8. Select all of the immediate responses for Italy
residents housed in hotels
residents living in tent city
field hospitals being set up
search and rescue for survivors
C9. Avalanches at Mount Everest is a...
immediate response
primary effect
long-term response
secondary effect
C10. Rebuilding homes with improved structures to protect from future earthquakes is a...
immediate response
primary effect
long-term response
secondary effect
C11. Select all the reasons people may live in hazardous zones
Fertile Soils
Friends and Family
Tourism
Close to city centre
Buildings are earthquake proof
C12. (a) energy is energy generated by heat stored deep in the Earth.
C13. What increases soil fertility at hazardous zones?
minerals in volcanic ash
shaking of the earth
lahar flows
lava solidifying
C14. Select all the benefits of geothermal energy below
sustainable
renewable
expensive
only used in certain areas
low carbon footprint
C15. You can predict up to a day before when earthquakes are going to happen
True
False
C16. Keeping an eye on changes at plate margins, changes in gases being released from volcanoes and looking at changes in temperate are examples of
Monitoring
Prediction
Protection
Planning
C17. Setting out routes for evacuations and completing earthquake drills are examples of...
Monitoring
Prediction
Protection
Planning
C18. Adding steel frames to buildings and earthquake-proofing them is an example of...
Monitoring
Prediction
Protection
Planning
C19. Fill in the blank: (a) flows are mudflows created when water (from rain or meltwater from glaciers) and volcanic ash mix
C20. The most deadly consequence at a volcanic eruption is:
lahar flows
pyroclastic flows
ash released
lava flowing
C21. What continent is Brazil in?
South America
South Africa
Europe
Asia
C22. Rio is located...
in the South East of Brazil along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean
in the South West of Brazil
in the North West of Brazil on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean
in the North of Brazil
C23. Brazil is a former colony of
Portugal
Spain
The UK
Belgium
C24. Select all the reasons Rio is internationally important
large port
financial centre
good schools
attract investment from Asia
C25. Megacities have a population of over (a) million
C26. Which of the following are pull factors towards Rio
natural disasters in rural areas
good job opportunities
better access to services
improved access to water and electricity
C27. Fill in the blank: (a) to urban migration is the movement of people from countryside to urban areas
C28: _______________ ____________ is where the birth rate is higher than the death rate, so population increases in size
(a)
C29. Select all of formal economy jobs below
working in construction
hotel manager
working in a factory
being paid once to clean a house
being paid regularly with a contract to clean a house
C30. (a) are informal housing settlements found on the outskirts of cities in Brazil
C31. Select the economic opportunities in Rio below
improved access to schools
jobs from the steel works at Sepetiba Bay
increased jobs in textile manufacturing
increased jobs in the formal economy
C32. Access to water is challenge because...
there are new hydroelectric dams and nuclear plants
it can be contaminated and from unreliable sources
everyone in Rio has equal access
it was improved as part of the Olympic legacy
C33. How can the challenge of unemployment be solved in Rio? Select all that apply
Schools for Tomorrow being built
improved access to clean water
improved hospital access
wider availability of jobs for non-skilled work
C34. Access to ________ is a challenge in the favelas as water can be contaminated and electricity points can be overused, causing power cuts.
services
resources
C35. Police ________ Units are sent to favelas to reduce crime and improve law enforcement
Pacification
Participation
Partition
Parliament
C36. What % of students over the age of 14 continue to go to school?
70%
80%
50%
60%
P17. At destructive margins, friction and immense (a) builds at the subduction zone
P18. Which of the following are singular measures of development?
HDI
GNI
GDP
Life Expectancy
V1. Migrants are ______ from areas and ______ towards cities for better access to healthcare and jobs
pushed, pulled
pulled, pushed
V2. Rio is _______ important as it provides 6% of employment and has a large steel works that employs non-skilled workers
nationally
internationally
regionally
V3. There is _______ in Rio's development depending on if you live in the central business districts and work in the formal economy or if you are employed in the informal sector in the favelas
inequality
equality
migration
urbanization
V4. (a) is the process by which an increasing percentage of a country's population comes to live in towns and cities. Common in LICs/NEEs
V5. Cash in hand jobs where tax is not paid are examples of the ________ economy whereas employment with regular wages and pay is an example of the _______ economy
formal, informal
informal, formal
LIC, NEE
NEE, formal
V6. Tracking gas release from volcanoes is an example of ________ whereas building with steel frameworks is an example of ________. You cannot _______ earthquakes.
planning, prediction, protect
protection, planning, monitor
planning, prediction, monitor
monitoring, protection, predict
