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F.1 Mid-Year Exam 25-26 Revision

Total questions: 65

Worksheet time: 43mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Organize these options into the right categories.

Categorize the following

Types of rocks and their formation

Rivers

Weather and climate

Urbanization and the growth of cities

Patterns of migration and their causes

Types of settlements

Types of pollution

How human activities contribute to climate change

Renewable vs. non-renewable resources

Physical Geography
Human Geography
Environmental Geography
2.

What does this symbol represent on a map?

a)

Hospital

b)

Clinic

c)

Fire station

d)

Church

3.

What does this symbol represent on a map?

a)

Hospital

b)

Clinic

c)

Fire station

d)

Church

4.

What does this symbol represent on a map?

a)

Hospital

b)

Clinic

c)

Fire station

d)

Church

5.

What does this symbol represent on a map?

a)

Police station

b)

Stop light

c)

Intersection

d)

Post office

6.

Match the following places of worship with their symbols.

a)

1.

Temple

b)

2.

Church

c)

3.

Mosque

d)

4.

Tsz Tong

7.

Match the following transportation modes with their symbols.

a)

1.

MTR Station

b)

2.

Light Rail Stop

c)

3.

Bus Terminus

d)

4.

Green Minibus Terminus

e)

5.

Cycling Track

8.

Match the following formats of directions with their corresponding names.

a)

NE

1.

Compass point

b)

45º

2.

Whole circle bearing

c)

N45ºE

3.

Reduced bearing

9.

Drag the correct labels in this 16-point compass.

a)NNW
b)WNW
c)WSW
d)SSW
e)SSE
f)NNE
g)ENE
h)ESE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
10.

How is altitude (height) shown on maps?

a)

1.

Trigonometric station

b)

2.

Contour lines

c)

3.

Spot height

11.

What is the four digit grid reference for the car park?

a)

4519

b)

2044

c)

2045

d)

1945

12.

What is the grid reference for car park?

(a)  

13.
What is the 6-figure GR for the letter A?
a)
1334
b)
145345
c)
139344
d)
135345
14.

What would you find at 566169?

a)

Campsite

b)

Public House

c)

Farm

d)

Bridge

15.

Which of the following features would you not look to be next to when choosing the site of a settlement?

a)

A river

b)

A forest

c)

Flat land

d)

A zoo

16.

Why is it a good idea to have a settlement site near a river?

a)

For washing

b)

For cooking

c)

For drinking

d)

To swim in

17.

Why would it be good to have a settlement site near a forest?

a)

For firewood

b)

For building materials

c)

To hide from the enemy

d)

To hunt animals

18.

Why is it useful to have flat land around or near a settlement?

a)

To farm on

b)

To build on

c)

To dance on

d)

To save energy when walking

19.

Which settlement hierarchy is correct?

a)

Town

City

Hamlet

Village

b)

City

Town

Hamlet

Village

c)

Hamlet

City

Town

Village

d)

City

Town

Village

Hamlet

20.

What settlement pattern is this?

a)

Dispersed

b)

Linear

c)

Nucleated

21.

What settlement pattern is this?

a)

Dispersed

b)

Linear

c)

Nucleated

22.

What settlement pattern is this?

a)

Dispersed

b)

Linear

c)

Nucleated

23.

Which part of the Burgess Model is this picture of?

a)

CBD (Central Business District)

b)

Industrial Area

c)

Inner City/
Working Class Housing

d)

Inner Suburbs/
Middle Class Housing

e)

Outer Suburbs/ Commuter Zone

24.

Which part of the Burgess Model is this picture of?

a)

CBD (Central Business District)

b)

Industrial Area

c)

Inner City/
Working Class Housing

d)

Inner Suburbs/

Middle Class Housing

e)

Outer Suburbs/ Commuter Zone

25.

Which part of the Burgess Model is this picture of?

a)

CBD (Central Business District)

b)

Industrial Area

c)

Inner City/
Working Class Housing

d)

Inner Suburbs/

Middle Class Housing

e)

Outer Suburbs/

Commuter Zone

26.

Which part of the Burgess Model is this picture of?

a)

CBD (Central Business District)

b)

Industrial Area

c)

Inner City/

Working Class Housing

d)

Inner Suburbs/

Middle Class Housing

e)

Outer Suburbs/

Commuter Zone

27.

Which part of the Burgess Model is this picture of?

a)

CBD (Central Business District)

b)

Industrial Area

c)

Inner City/

Working Class Housing

d)

Inner Suburbs/

Middle Class Housing

e)

Outer Suburbs/

Commuter Zone

28.

In the inner city/working class housing area you would usually find...

a)

Skyscrapers, large shopping centres, offices, museums etc.

b)

Semi-detached housing, some local parks and a street of shops

c)

Many closed down factories, the area may look run down with some terraced houses built for workers

d)

Newer, larger, detached houses that have big front and back gardens

e)

Straight rows of terraced housing built for workers, the streets are narrow and close together

29.

In the inner suburbs/middle class housing area you would usually find...

a)

Skyscrapers, large shopping centres, offices, museums etc.

b)

Semi-detached housing, some local parks and a street of shops

c)

Many closed down factories, the area may look run down with some terraced houses built for workers

d)

Newer, larger, detached houses that have big front and back gardens

e)

Straight rows of terraced housing built for workers, the streets are narrow and close together

30.

In the industry/factory area you would usually find...

a)

Skyscrapers, large shopping centres, offices, museums etc.

b)

Semi-detached housing, some local parks and a street of shops

c)

Many closed down factories, the area may look run down with some terraced houses built for workers

d)

Newer, larger, detached houses that have big front and back gardens

e)

Straight rows of terraced housing built for workers, the streets are narrow and close together

31.

In the CBD you would usually find...

a)

Skyscrapers, large shopping centres, offices, museums etc.

b)

Semi-detached housing, some local parks and a street of shops

c)

Many closed down factories, the area may look run down with some terraced houses built for workers

d)

Newer, larger, detached houses that have big front and back gardens

e)

Straight rows of terraced housing built for workers, the streets are narrow and close together

32.

In the outer suburbs/commuter zone you would usually find...

a)

Skyscrapers, large shopping centres, offices, museums etc.

b)

Semi-detached housing, some local parks and a street of shops

c)

Many closed down factories, the area may look run down with some terraced houses built for workers

d)

Newer, larger, detached houses that have big front and back gardens

e)

Straight rows of terraced housing built for workers, the streets are narrow and close together

33.

Identify the urban land use.

a)

Institutional

b)

Mixed land use

c)

Residential

d)

Recreational

34.

Identify the urban land use.

a)

Recreational

b)

Institutional

c)

Commercial

d)

Transport

35.

Identify the urban land use.

a)

Commercial

b)

Recreational

c)

Industrial

d)

Agricultural

36.

Identify the urban land use.

a)

Institutional

b)

Commercial

c)

Recreational

d)

Residential

37.

Identify the urban land use.

a)

Recreational

b)

Institutional

c)

Agricultural

d)

Residential

38.

Identify the urban land use.

a)

Residential

b)

Institutional

c)

Industrial

d)

Transport

39.

Identify the urban land use.

a)

Commercial

b)

Residential

c)

Industrial

d)

Recreational

40.

Identify the urban land use.

a)

Commercial

b)

Residential

c)

Mixed

d)

Agricultural

41.

Identify the urban land use.

a)

Commercial

b)

Residential

c)

Mixed

d)

Transport

42.
What does a map’s scale compare?
a)
direction on a map with direction on Earth
b)
distance on a map with distance on Earth
c)
location on a map with location on a globe
d)
distortion on a map with distortion on a globe
43.
What is the purpose of a map scale?
a)
To weigh the political power of the states
b)
To show where things are located on the map
c)
Compare the distance measured on the map to the actual distance on Earth
d)
To show how large the map is
44.

If the scale on a map is 1:20 000. What will 4 cm be in real life in km?

(a)  

45.

What does a larger scale on a map indicate?

a)

Smaller area covered

b)

Larger area covered

c)

More detailed map

d)

Less detailed map

46.

If 1 cm on a map represents 10 km in real life, what would be the real distance if the measurement on the map is 15 cm?

a)

150 km

b)

1.5 km

c)

15 km

d)

1,500 km

47.
a)
The map shows lines of longitude.
b)
The map shows lines of latitude.
48.
a)
The map show the lines of longitude.
b)
The map shows the lines of latitude.
49.
Which continent at is 45°N 105°E ?
a)
North America
b)
South America
c)
Asia
d)
Australia
50.

Both the Equator and Prime Meridian are measured at how many degrees?

a)

0°

b)

90°

c)

180°

d)

360°

51.

Latitude 23 1/2  ° N is called

a)

Tropic of Capricorn

b)

Tropic of Cancer

c)

Antarctic circle

52.

Latitude 66 1/2° S of the equator is known as

a)

Antarctic circle

b)

Arctic circle

c)

Prime meridian

53.

The 0° Longitude is

a)

Equator

b)

Prime Meridian

c)

Great Circle

54.

What urban problem is shown in the photo?

a)

Worn-out building

b)

Urban decay

c)

Poor hygienic condition

d)

Lack of facilities

55.

What urban problem is shown in the figure?

a)

Air pollution

b)

Land pollution

c)

Noise pollution

d)

Water pollution

56.

What urban problem is shown in the photo?

a)

Overcrowding

b)

Urban decay

c)

Traffic congestion

d)

Environmental pollution

57.

Name the function shown in the image

a)

Residential

b)

Industrial

c)

Port

d)

Tourism

58.

Name the function shown in the image

a)

Industrial

b)

Residential

c)

Tourism

d)

Port

59.

Name the function shown in the image

a)

Tourism

b)

Industrial

c)

Market

d)

Transport

60.

What is a settlement function?

a)

The physical advantages to building a settlement at a particular location e.g. a water source

b)

A place where people live

c)

The purpose of a settlement and the main reason that it has grown

d)

A place where farmers buy and sell goods

61.

What is a resort town?

a)

A place where tourists visit to enjoy themselves

b)

A place where most people living there work in factories

c)

A place where goods are loaded and unloaded by ship

d)

A place where farmers buy and sell goods

62.

What is a market town?

a)

A place where tourists visit to enjoy themselves

b)

A place where most people living there work in factories

c)

A place where goods are loaded and unloaded by ship

d)

A place where farmers buy and sell goods

63.

What is the main purpose of the Urban Renewal Authority (URA) in Hong Kong?

a)

To build new skyscrapers in the countryside

b)

To improve and redevelop old urban areas

c)

To manage public transportation systems

d)

To create more parks and gardens in the city

64.

What is the primary goal of public housing in Hong Kong?

a)

To provide luxury apartments for wealthy individuals

b)

To promote tourism in urban areas

c)

To ensure affordable housing for low-income families

d)

To build shopping centers in residential neighborhoods

65.

Which of the following are effective ways to solve traffic congestion? Select all that apply.

a)

Improve public transportation systems

b)

Build more parking lots in city centers

c)

Develop cycling and pedestrian pathways

d)

Increase the number of vehicles on the road

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