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Y9 Revision quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which area of Russia is most sparsely populated?

a)

North East

b)

South East

c)

South West

d)

North West

2.

What is a natural resource?

a)

A material found in nature that is useful or valuable to people

b)

Any naturally made material found on Earth

c)

Anything that can be used to make money

d)

A material that is mined from deep underground

3.

How does mining for natural resources benefit people living in remote regions in Russia? (pick all that apply)

a)

Mines provide well paid jobs in areas with few opportunities

b)

Indigenous peoples can receive training and qualifications

c)

Opening mines leads to improved transport and infrastructure

d)

Oil used to power mines can be spilt due to melting permafrost

4.

How are fossil fuels created?

a)

Melting plastics at high temperatures

b)

Dead organisms are put under heat and pressure

c)

Cutting down and burning trees and plants

5.

Why are fossil fuels non-renewable? (pick two)

a)

They can be used again and again

b)

There are limited reserves

c)

They take millions of years to form

d)

They release greenhouse gases

6.

What are the environmental impacts of spilling oil? (pick all that apply)

a)

Kills marine organisms

b)

Pollutes turtle spawning grounds

c)

Birds suffer hypothermia

d)

Destroys animal habitats

7.

Why can using nuclear power to generating electricity be risky? (Pick two)

a)

When out of control nuclear reactors can overheat

b)

Nuclear waste remains radioactive for thousands of years

c)

Nuclear power releases greenhouse gases into the atmosphere

d)

Nuclear power stations are dangerous and frequently explode

8.

Why is it so hot during the day in much of the Middle East? (pick two)

a)

There are few clouds to act as shade

b)

It receives a high level of solar energy

c)

It's near the equator so is closer to the sun

d)

The earth's crust is thin here so the ground gets hotter

9.

How are Qatar and Dubai diversifying their economy? (Pick two)

a)

Investing in fossil fuel production

b)

Investing in education and technology

c)

Investing in tourist infrastructure

d)

Investing in collaborative projects

10.

Which is a positive consequence of Qatar hosting the 2022 World Cup?

a)

Expensive designer stadiums may have no future use

b)

Migrant workers have been exploited

c)

New laws have been created to protect worker's rights

d)

Qatar's carbon footprint will have increased

11.

How did diamonds help to create conflict in Sierra Leone?

a)

The government didn't share the diamond wealth

b)

Diamonds were used to buy weapons

c)

Diamonds provided jobs for miners

d)

There is high demand for diamonds in Europe

12.

How did diamonds escalate the conflict in Sierra Leone?

a)

The government didn't share the diamond wealth

b)

Diamonds were used to buy weapons

c)

Diamonds provided jobs for miners

d)

There is high demand for diamonds in Europe

13.

What is the Kimberly process?

a)

A way of mining diamonds from deep underground

b)

An agreement not to trade with certain countries

c)

A scheme to certify conflict-free diamonds

14.

Why was the Kimberly Process successful in some cases?

a)

Diamonds were smuggled to Europe illegally

b)

Kimberly certificates could be forged

c)

Conflict diamonds were moved to neighbouring countries

d)

Consumers could choose to buy conflict-free diamonds

15.

What is a raw material?

a)

A natural resource that is used to make other products

b)

A natural resource that has not been cooked correctly

c)

A natural resource that has been created in a factory

16.

What type of jobs are known as primary?

a)

Farming, fishing and mining

b)

Garment making, assembling cars

c)

Doctor, dentist, teacher

d)

Factory manager

17.

What type of jobs are known as secondary?

a)

Farming, fishing and mining

b)

Garment making, assembling cars

c)

Doctor, dentist, teacher

d)

Factory manager

18.

What type of jobs are known as tertiary?

a)

Farming, fishing and mining

b)

Garment making, assembling cars

c)

Doctor, teacher, shop worker

d)

Factory manager

19.

What are the negative social impacts of the garment industry? (pick all that apply)

a)

Worker wages are extremely low

b)

Dyes can pollute the environment

c)

Drinking water is polluted with chemicals

d)

Few health and safety laws make accidents common

20.

What are the negative social impacts of child labour? (pick all that apply)

a)

Children's bodies become weak

b)

Many children are fatally injured

c)

Children can't attend school

d)

Children can help support their families