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WorksheetsWA 2024 Y9 Trial Exam Term 1 Preparation
Total questions: 96
Worksheet time: 2hrs 36mins
What is the 4-figure Grid Reference (GR) for the caravan?
1632
1631
3116
1531
What is the 4-figure GR for the letter B?
1531
1432
1530
1431
What is the 4-figure GR for the letter D?
3117
173317
1731
1832
Six-figured grid references should be divided into ___ parts.
10
5
7
12
What would you find at 536168?
Camping
Bridge
Library
Hill Croft Farm
What would you find at 566169?
Campsite
Public House
Farm
Bridge
Give the six-figure grid reference for New House Farm ...
547161
555677
540677
540177
Give the six-figure grid reference for Oddington Grange.
548912
545167
577902
567123
What is the golden rule for finding a Grid Reference?
Never eat soggy Weet-a-Bix.
Along the corridor, then up the stairs.
Along the pathway, and through the gate.
Eastings before bee-stings.
What is at F2?
Mountains
River
Treasure
Lake
What do you find at grid reference
116 672
(a)
What do you find at grid reference
128 656
(a)
What do you find at grid reference
126 657
(a)
What do you find at grid reference
105 729
(a)
What do you find at grid reference
124 741
(a)
What do you find at grid reference
119 713
(a)
What do you find at grid reference
131 735
(a)
What do you find at grid reference
059 755
(a)
What do you find at grid reference
019 772
(a)
What do you find at grid reference
057 736
(a)
How can you determine the distance between two points on a map?
Using a compass rose
Using a scale of miles/kilometers
Using the names of cities
Using the cardinal directions
What is the purpose of a scale of miles/kilometers on a map?
To determine the distance between two points
To indicate the cardinal directions
To show the names of cities
To calculate the center of each point
If you are drawing a map at a scale of 1cm=2Km, how long would you need to draw a line to represent 4Km in real life?
1cm
2cm
3cm
4cm
A student measures the length a river on a map as 10cm. They know that in real life the river is 100Km long. What is the scale of the map?
1cm=100Km
1cm=10Km
1cm=1Km
1cm=100m
Mr Smith measured his route home along the A30 as 15cm. The map is at a scale of 1cm=3Km. How far is his journey home?
3Km
5Km
15Km
45Km
For every 1 cm on the map, the actual distance is (a) km.
The map distance between C and F is (b) cm.
Thus, the actual distance is (c) km.
For every 1 cm on the map, the actual distance is (a) km.
The map distance between B and D is (b) cm.
Thus, the actual distance is (c) km.
What is climate?
What's happening in space at a time and place.
What's happening in our atmosphere at a time and place
The average weather over many years
The average temperature over many years.
This location gets
All four seasons
Wet/Dry Seasons
Spring Summer Fall
What colour is rainfall usually coloured as on a temperature graph?
Blue - pen
Blue - pencil
Any colour you want
Red pen
What colour is temperature usually shown as on a temperature graph?
Blue - pen
Red - pencil
Any colour you want
Red pen
What kind of graph is rainfall shown as on a climate graph?
Line graph
Picture graph
Histogram
Bar graph
In what month did Auckland get the most amount of rain?
May
June
July
August
In what month was it the warmest in Wellington?
Jan
Feb
Nov
Dec
In what month did Wellington have the least amount of rain?
Jan
Feb
Nov
Dec
What is the difference between the 'climate' and 'weather?'
They are both the same thing
The climate measures the long-term weather conditions of an area
The weather is the long-term weather conditions of an area
They are both concerned with only rainfall
Using this climate graph, which is the wettest month of the year?
January
September
February
July
Using this climate graph, which is the driest month of the year?
January
September
February
July
What is the minimum temperature and the temperature range?
3 and 28
4 and 24
3 and 23
25 and 2
Name the type of weathering
Freeze Thaw Weathering
Onion Skin Weathering
Chemical Weathering
Biological Weathering
Name the type of weathering
Freeze Thaw Weathering
Onion Skin Weathering
Chemical Weathering
Biological Weathering
Name the type of weathering
Freeze Thaw Weathering
Onion Skin Weathering
Chemical Weathering
Biological Weathering
Name the type of weathering
Freeze Thaw Weathering
Onion Skin Weathering
Chemical Weathering
Biological Weathering
Guess the rock type
Sedimentary Rock
Igneous Rock
Metamorphic Rock
Guess the rock type
Sedimentary Rock
Metamorphic Rock
Igneous Rock
Guess the rock type
Sedimentary Rock
Metamorphic Rock
Igneous Rock
Which are types of erosion?
Suspension
Solution
Abrasion
Saltation
Headlands and bays are created because of...
layers of different rock types
it's always been like that
tides
destructive waves
What is meant by transportation?
The wearing away of the landscape
When eroded rock is moved to another place by the sea
When transported material is dropped by the sea
The breaking down of rock
Which erosional features can you see in this photo?
Arch
Stack
Stump
Cave
Which type of transportation is when 'large material like boulders are pushed and rolled along'
Suspension
Solution
Saltation
Traction
Which type of weathering occurs when water freezes and expands in the cracks of rocks?
Solar weathering
Chemical weathering
Biological weathering
Freeze-thaw weathering
What does HDI stand for?
Health Development Indicator
High death indicator
Development is the _______ of a country in terms of _____________ growth, the use of __________ and the quality of life.
What are the missing gaps?
progress
economic
technology
movement
educational
resources
downfall
healthcare
technology
Countries that are rapidly getting richer, as their economy is moving from being based on primary industry to secondary industry are called....
HICs
NEEs
LICs
The wealthiest countries in the world, where money per head is high and most citizens have a high quality of life are called...
HICs
NEEs
LICs
The poorest countries in the world, where money per head is very low and most citizens have a low quality of life are called....
HICs
NEEs
LICs
What is globalisation?
The process by which the world is becoming increasingly interconnected.
The process by which the world is becoming less interconnected.
The process by which the world is becoming more divided.
Which of the following is NOT a transnational corporation (TNC)?
Ford
Shell
Local newsagent
Generally, there has been an outsourcing of ............. to China.
Services
Manufacturing
How has China and India benefited from globalisation?
Millions of people have been lifted out of poverty in India and China
Inequalities among the countyside are growing
Increased levels of carbon is being emitted in both countries
What are some of the positive effects of globalisation?
Increased freedom to travel and immigrate, better access to information, and technology.
Lower prices for developed countries.
Less pollution in the world.
Low paying jobs in underdeveloped countries.
What type of person would be typically employed to work in a sweatshop factory?
Poor, low skilled, young and uneducated
rich, has higher order skills, lacks manufacturing experience
A disadvantage of globalisation for manufacturers in the UK is...
Access to wider markets
Difficult to find workers
Low-cost competition from overseas firms
The spread of technology could cause local unemployment
What is a common benefit of globalisation for consumers?
Higher prices for goods
Greater variety of products
Limited access to international markets
How does globalisation affect employment in developed countries?
Increases job opportunities in manufacturing
Leads to job outsourcing to countries with cheaper labor
Reduces the need for skilled labor
What is a TNC?
Three-National Countries
Three-National Companies
Trans-National Company
Trans-National Country
Name a famous TNC. e.g. McDonalds
Which of the following are the characteristics of sweatshops?
Very long working hours
Acceptable pay
Child labour exploitation
Dirty and unhygienic living environment
TNCs often pollute or damage local environments because they (choose 1 answer only).
Respect workers' rights
Take advantage of less strict laws
Respect the local environment
Protect lifestyles
Which type of economic activity provides services to people and businesses?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Quaternary
Dairy cattle, wheat production, and forestry are examples of which type of economic activity?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Quaternary
Which type of economic activity uses raw materials to produce or manufacture something else?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Quaternary
A researcher belongs to what industry?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Quaternary
Which of the following is NOT an example of secondary industry?
Making ice cream from cow's milk
Making flour from wheat
Making furniture from trees
Taking oil out of the ground
Teachers and doctors are examples of which type of industry?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Quaternary
A statistician belongs to what type of industry?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Quaternary
Google services are which type of industry?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Quaternary
Which type of industry makes goods and products (manufacturing)?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Quaternary
