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Worksheet time: 32mins
What does this map symbol mean?
car park
airport
park
golf course
What does this symbol mean?
carpark
stadium
bus station
police station
What does this symbol mean?
campsite
forest
park
toilet
What does this symbol mean?
hospital
garage
church with a tower
cathedral
What does this symbol mean?
ice
rainbow
shallow water
viewpoint
What does this symbol represent?
Bunkhouse
Youth hostel
Lighthouse
Place of worship
Where is Thames river?
Pakistan
France
England
India
Several mountains may join together to form a chain. What is the other name for Chain?
Range
Canyon
Lowland
What are Meanders?
Loops developed by the river
deposites of sand and silt
The River Deposits the silt it carries near the mouth, forming a triangular shaped land called ________.
Meanders
Delta
Plains
A ………………………………. is the area of land drained by a river system ( a river and its tributaries).
Watershed
Drainage Basin
Confluence
Water table
Inputs into the drainage basin system includes
Rain
Snow
Hail
The section labelled A is known as the
watershed
source
tributary
mouth
The section labelled D is known as the
river valley
main stream
tributary
spring
What is the name of the area labelled C?
(a)
What is the name of the area labelled B?
(a)
What Mountain is the Arrow Pointing at?
Mount Kilimanjaro
Atlas Mountains
Mount Rushmore
Mount Everest
I am Mother Nature's recycler because I take dead things and turn them back into soil.
consumer
producer
decomposer
I am a consumer that eats only meat.
carnivore
omnivore
herbivore
I am a consumer that eats both plants and animals.
carnivore
omnivore
herbivore
I am a consumer that eats only plants.
carnivore
omnivore
herbivore
Which is an example of a producer?
What is an example of a consumer?
What is an example of decomposer?
I am the chef for the ecosystem because I am the only organism that can make my own food.
consumer
producer
decomposer
It is constantly recycled within the biosphere.
Nutrients
minerals
wastes
Where is Equatorial Climate usually Experienced
Equator
Tropic of Cancer
Tropic of Capricorn
South pole
The main occupation of Nomads of equatorial regions is:-
Shifting Fishing
Shifting Agriculture
Painting
Hunting
What Type of temperature do the countries experience
High
Low
Mid
Equatorial Climate
high temperatures, high amounts of rainfall, conventional rain
low temperatures, low amounts of rainfall, relief rainfall
high temperatures, high amounts of rainfall, relief rainfall
low temperatures, low amounts of rainfall, frontal rainfall
Equatorial type of climate
extends 5° of either side of the equator
extends 10° of either side of the equator
extends 15° of either side of the equator
extends 20° of either side of the equator
Step 1: Water evaporates into water vapour.
This process is known as...
Evaporation
Transpiration
Condensation
Precipitation
Surface Runoff
Step 2: Plants also gives out water vapour through its leaves.
This process is known as...
Evaporation
Transpiration
Condensation
Precipitation
Surface Runoff
Step 3: Water vapour condenses into small droplets, forming clouds.
This process is known as...
Evaporation
Transpiration
Condensation
Precipitation
Surface Runoff
Step 4: Droplets in clouds becomes too heavy. Fall as rain, snow, or hail.
This process is known as...
Evaporation
Transpiration
Condensation
Precipitation
Surface Runoff
Step 5: Some of the rainwater flows ON the ground surface into rivers, lakes, and the sea.
This process is known as...
Infiltration
Surface Runoff
Percolation
Groundwater
Lakes
Step 6: Some of rainwater on the ground surface seeps INto the ground.
This process is known as...
Infiltration
Surface Runoff
Percolation
Groundwater
Lakes
Step 7: Some of the water that is already underground in the soil seeps further underground into the groundwater store.
This process is known as...
Infiltration
Surface Runoff
Percolation
Groundwater
Lakes
Which type of interaction is this?
reflection
refraction
diffraction
Which is more likely to have higher temperatures due to the urban heat island effect?
city (downtown)
rural area
residential
commercial area
City temperatures are higher than country temperatures regardless of the season.
True
False
Not Given
The process by which the population of cities grow
Counterurbanization
Ghetto
Urbanization
Slum
What was the main cause of the rise of urban areas in the 18th and 19th centuries?
Agricultural Revolution
Industrial Revolution
American Revolution
Green Revolution
What is urban heat island?
When cities replace land cover with dense concentration of buildings, which absorb and retain heat.
When cities replace land cover with green belts.
When cities open fires.
When cities reduce pollution
These create urban heat islands
paved surfaces and tarmac and pollution
Impermeable surfaces
Lack of vegetation
All options are correct
What is urban heat effect?
The city has much warmer temperatures than nearby rural areas
The rural areas has much warmer temperatures than nearby urban areas
Vegetation
increases shade
reduces shade
increases temperature
Carbon Dioxide
is a greenhouse gas which naturally absorbs heat.
is a greenhouse gas which naturally absorbs cold air.
