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WorksheetsGrade 7B End of term Geography Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is tourism?
Traveling for work only
Traveling for leisure, business, or other purposes
Moving permanently to a new country
Studying in a local school
Which of the following is a type of tourism?
Shopping
Medical tourism
Farming
Mining
Which of the following is a negative impact of tourism?
Increased income for locals
Cultural exchange
Pollution and overcrowding
Preservation of heritage sites
A tourism product includes:
Only hotels
Souvenir shops only
Only natural attractions
Attractions, transport, accommodation, and services
Tourism can lead to (a) , which is when too many people visit one place and cause damage to the environment and local culture.
What is population?
Number of tourists in a country
Number of buildings in a city
Total number of people living in an area
Number of animals in a forest
Which of the following is an advantage of population growth?
Unemployment
Larger workforce
Overcrowding
Pollution
Which of the following is a disadvantage of rapid population growth?
More schools
Better technology
Strain on resources
More job opportunities
A (a) boundary is where two tectonic plates move away from each other, often forming new crust.
The breaking down of rocks into smaller pieces by wind, water, or temperature changes is called (a) .
What is subsistence farming?
Farming to sell crops for profit
Farming using machines
Farming for personal or family use
Farming in deserts only
Commercial farming is:
Farming for only family needs
Farming in forests
Fishing in rivers
Farming mainly to sell products and make profit
Which is a coastal landform created by erosion?
Sand dune
Cliff
Volcano
Valley
What is weathering?
Breaking down of rocks in place
Movement of people
Planting crops
Cooling of lava
A (a) is a natural or man-made feature that attracts tourists, such as a beach, museum, or national park.
What causes mechanical weathering?
Acid rain
Movement of tectonic plates
Temperature changes and physical forces
Volcanoes
What is erosion?
Breaking down of soil only
Movement of broken materials by wind, water or ice
Melting of glaciers
Formation of clouds
What occurs at a convergent plate boundary?
Plates move apart
Plates slide past each other
Plates float
Plates move toward each other
A volcano forms when:
Plates slide past each other
Lava reaches the Earth's surface
Rocks erode
Rivers flood
Cliffs, beaches, and sand dunes are examples of (a) landforms found along coastlines.
