Geographical skills and concepts
Environmental change and management
Geographies of human wellbeing
true or false
Pot luck
100


Our planet is made up of a huge range of beautiful places, interesting people, fascinating cultures, and breathtaking environments!

The study of these, and how they all interconnect, is the field of _____________

what is Geography

100

Natural processes in the environment that benefit humans are called _________

what is ecosystem services

100

___________  is defined as the state of being comfortable, healthy or happy.

what is wellbeing

100

Land degradation can only occur as a result of human activity

False-
Land degradation can occur as a result of natural events such as droughts, floods or bushfires. 

100

"Living without access to sufficient resources or money".

what is poverty

200

________ is about maintaining the capacity of the environment to support our lives and the lives of other living creatures. 

what is sustainability

200

The largest contributor to deforestation in the Amazon rainforest is __________________.

what is cattle ranching

200

Indicators are measured from information that is either ___________ (soft) or quantitative (hard) data.

what is qualitative

200

Some invasive species were actually introduced to Australia to help control the populations of other pests. 

True

200

"Charitable help and support, usually in the form of money, food, healthcare or educational resources".

 

what is 'aid' 

300

The ________ means the living and non-living elements of the Earth's surface and atmosphere, and is the product of both natural and human processes.

what is Environment

300

TWO environmental consequences of climate change that are already happening are _________ and___________

what is melting polar ice and sea levels rising

300


By combining the data from many indicators, we can generate overall measures of wellbeing.

The main measures of wellbeing include:

what is Human Development Index (HDI) and the Happy Planet Index (HPI). 

300

desertification usually results from the poor management of dryland places 

true

300

"A multinational organisation that aims to maintain international peace, security and wellbeing".

what is United Nations (UN). 

400

________ is when an event in one location can create a change in a place far away. 

what is interconnection

400

A naturally-occurring process whereby Earth's atmosphere traps the sun's heat and stabilises global temperatures is called ______________

what is Greenhouse effect

400

In terms of economic development, countries are often described as being either ____________ (MEDC) or _____________ (LEDC).

what is more economically developed country or less economically developed country.

400

True or false: The country with the largest population is China

True.
According to the latest estimations, the largest countries by population size are China and India, respectively with 1.41.4 billion and 1.31.3 billion people. However, India is bound to surpass China by the end of 2025.

400

"When a plant or animal species dies out completely."

what is extinct

500

here are seven key concepts that every geographer should keep in mind: space, place, interconnection, change, environment, sustainability and _____

what is scale

500

"The water beneath Earth's surface."

Groundwater

500

Three factors are responsible for the regional variability of economic development are:

what is cultural, geographical and historical. 

500

True or false: "It's important to reduce variations in populations' wellbeing because everyone should be able to satisfy their needs, realise their aspirations and cope with their environment."

True!

Wellbeing is the state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy. Here, a healthy population is more than the absence of disease. It's the idea that everyone should have the resources to satisfy their needs, realise their aspirations and cope with their environment.

500

"The variety of species within an ecosystem."

what is biodiversity

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