WorksheetsGeography Quiz Year5 - Cambridge
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 28mins
What are the largest type of settlement?
Villages
Towns
Cities
Hamlets
Which city has the most skyscrapers in the world?
New York
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Shanghai
Why do people move to cities?
To find jobs
To escape war or drought
For education
All of the above
What was the first city to have underground trains?
New York
Paris
London
Tokyo
Factories need all of these EXCEPT:
Workshops
Storage space
Swimming pool
Power supply
Bread is made from:
Wood and metal
Flour, yeast, salt, and water
Plastic and chemicals
Cotton and wool
Which job involves unloading cargo from boats?
Fisherman
Crane driver
Harbour master
Lifeboat captain
Farming and mining are examples of:
Primary activities
Secondary activities
Tertiary activities
Quaternary activities
Wales is known for its:
Deserts
Mountains and valleys
Rainforests
Volcanoes
What was mined in South Wales?
Gold
Coal
Diamonds
Salt
Big Pit in Blaenavon is now a:
Shopping centre
Coal-mining museum
Factory
Farm
Miners used ponies in coal mines to:
Carry miners
Pull coal trucks
Guard the mine
Provide milk
Ancient Greeks were famous for:
Temples and discoveries in science
Building skyscrapers
Inventing computers
Creating motorways
Greece has a ________ climate.
Arctic
Desert
Mediterranean
Tropical
In summer, Athens often has ________ due to traffic fumes.
Snow
Floods
Smog (nefos)
Earthquakes
What is the capital of Wales?
Swansea
Cardiff
Bangor
Newport
Raw materials for factories come from:
Farms, mines, or fisheries
Offices
Schools
Libraries
Tertiary activities include:
Mining coal
Making steel
Driving buses or teaching
Growing crops
The River Thames was important for London because:
Ships could carry goods along it
It provided drinking water
It was a tourist attraction
It never flooded
What is the highest mountain in Wales?
Cader Idris
Snowdon
Pen y Fan
Everest
In Blaenavon, iron was made using:
Solar power
Coal and ironstone
Wind energy
Hydropower
Dimitra leaves Athens in summer to escape:
Cold weather
Heat and traffic smog
Earthquakes
Snow
The Parthenon in Athens is an ancient:
Temple
Shopping mall
Railway station
Factory
Factories produce goods:
Slowly and expensively
Quickly and cheaply
Only by hand
Without machines
Which city began as a Dutch trading post?
London
New York
Tokyo
Delhi
What problem do some city areas suffer from?
Vandalism
Quiet streets
Empty buildings
Clean air
Suburbs exist around cities because:
They have space for houses and gardens
They are busier than city centres
Factories are built there
No one lives there
The Empire State Building is famous for having:
A zoo
102 floors
A swimming pool
A farm
Primary activities involve:
Making cars
Farming or mining
Teaching children
Banking
In Greece, ferries are important for:
Linking islands to the mainland
Transporting coal
Flying tourists
Mining
Coal miners at Big Pit worked in shifts of:
4 hours
8 hours
12 hours
24 hours
What percentage of the UK workforce works in tertiary jobs?
2%
11%
81%
50%
The longest river in Wales is the:
River Severn
River Wye
River Thames
River Dee
Dimitra’s school day in Athens ends at:
8:00 AM
1:00 PM
5:00 PM
7:00 PM
Why are houses in Greek islands whitewashed?
To attract tourists
To keep them cool
To show wealth
For religious reasons
Blaenavon became a World Heritage Site because of its:
Beaches
Industrial history
Forests
Markets
Inputs for making apple juice include:
Apples and water
Plastic bottles
Trucks
Computers
The Pindus Mountains are in:
Wales
Greece
England
USA
In Victorian times, Blaenavon was connected to Newport by:
Railway
Canal
Motorway
Air route
What is grown on Greek farms?
Olives
Rice
Bananas
Coffee
Miners wore "self-rescuers" to:
Protect against dangerous gases
Keep warm
Look fashionable
Carry tools
Cardiff’s redevelopment included building a new:
Mine
Stadium
Airport
Forest
Tertiary activities are most common in:
Cities
Deserts
Mountains
Farms
The meltemi wind blows in the:
Aegean Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
North Sea
In London, the Great Fire happened in:
1066
1666
1866
1966
What language is spoken in parts of Wales?
Gaelic
Welsh
French
Greek
The Corinth Canal links which two seas?
Aegean and Ionian
Mediterranean and Red
Black and Caspian
North and Baltic
Why do fewer people work in primary jobs today?
Machines do the work
No raw materials left
People dislike farming
Tertiary jobs pay less
Tourists visit Big Pit to:
Experience a coal mine
Swim
Ski
Farm
Greece is part of the:
United Nations
European Union
African Union
Asian Alliance
People live in the quiet (a) around cities, where there is space for gardens.
Factories turn ___ _________like coal and ironstone into goods.
(a)
(a) is the highest mountain in Wales.
Jobs like teaching or driving buses are (a) activities.
In Athens, traffic fumes cause smog called (a) .
