WorksheetsGr 12 revision
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 34mins
Fluvial processes refers to...
coastal processes
river processes
highland processes
lowland processes
The lower course of the river has...
mostly erosion landforms
mostly erosion and deposition landforms
no landforms
mostly deposition landforms
Large rocks are most likely to be deposited in the...
upper course of the river
middle course of the river
lower course of the river
never
When river fall down vertically from sufficient height is known as...
Valley
Gorge
Water fall
Name the dotted line labelled B
Confluence
Source
Drainage Basin
Watershed
________________ are streams that flow together to make a river.
source
tributaries
mouth
drainage basin
The place where the river end in the sea or large lake is called the ___________.
source
tributaries
mouth
drainage basin
The area of land DRAINED by a river system is called the _____________
drainage basin
mouth
tributaries
source
What landform can you see in the picture?
Meanders
Rapids
Estuary
V shaped valleys
What is the land next to the river called and how would you describe it?
Floodplain, steep land next to the river.
Floodplain, flat land next to the river.
Floodplain, flat land away from the river.
Floodplain, flat land on top of the river.
A fan-shaped area where a river meets the ocean is called a ____________. This is formed when sediment and rock is deposited at the end of the river.
dune
delta
weathering
sediment
Where the ocean meets the land is called the
Shore
Edge
Volcano
Plateau
The photograph shows a valley. Which agent of erosion most likely produced this valley's shape?
blowing wind
ocean waves
moving ice
running water
The bedrock at a certain location is deeply scratched, and in some places is covered by a layer of unsorted sediment. Which erosional agent was probably responsible for these features?
ocean waves
wind
running water
glaciers
A _____ is a glacially carved valley flooded by the sea. This is mentioned in the movie frozen!
volcano
moraine
out-wash bason
fjiord
In the figure provided, the line marked 1 shows
A drainage basin
The area surrounding the river
The river mouth
The headwaters
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What sector of the economy do all societies begin in?
Primary
Secondary
Teritary
Quarternary
What does LDC stand for?
Long-Distance Call
Local Distribution Center
Liquid Crystal Display
Less developed country
TRUE OR FALSE. In subsistence farming the farmer does not typically keep all of the crops & livestock to sustain themselves and their family.
TRUE
FALSE
Coal, oil, and natural gas are examples of what type of energy?
Renewable
Non-renewable or fossil fuels
The skills level of a country can be developed through:/ Die vaardigheidsvlak van “n land kan ontwikkel word deur:
Education and training/ Onderwys en opleiding
Mass production/ Massaproduksie
Sustainability/ Volhoubaarheid
Population Instability/ Bevolkings onstabiliteit
The quaternary sector is devoted to:
Cutting-edge industries
Consultancy
Research & development
Information generation, computing & sharing
Countries with high standards of living, high GDPs, lots of industrialization
developing countries
developed countries
market systems
command systems
Which of these is an example of Quaternary Economic Activity
making a hut out of grass or twigs
3M using resources to make tape
Google providing information from a search
Amazon providing a place to buy products
What is a Tourist?
A person who travels overseas for less than 1 year
A person who travels away from where they usually live for at least one night but no more than 1 year
A person who travels from place to place for more one year
A person who stays at home and never visits anywhere
An environmental impact assessment refers to...
the legal requirement to determine effects to the environment for projects
an agreement between hotels to reduce emissions by 2023
an international protocol to reduce waste in oceans
Tourism CAN benefit the environment by...
raising income for conservation
creating more tourists in green spaces
using natural resources
increasing local propserity
Social or cultural factors for tourism include all but...
Improve the local quality of life
Protect living cultural heritage and traditions
Help people get together and get on with each other - a common goal
Generating revenue
Local communities can BENEFIT from tourism by....
more jobs created within the industry
more use of local resources
high quality experiences
culture clashes
Which of the following is NOT a tourist?
One that travels within own country and out of his usual environment.
One that is on a business trip to Dubai for more than 3 months.
One that lived in Singapore but travelled to Sydney and have stayed there for 2 years.
One that pursue further studies in England and returned within 6 months.
