Geography & Map Skills
Regional Integration
Economy & Development
Smart Consumers
Skills & Resources
100

What is the purpose of a map legend or key?

To explain what the symbols and colors on a map represent

100

What is one goal of CARICOM?

To promote economic cooperation among Caribbean nations

100

What is the secondary sector of the economy?

Industries involved in manufacturing and construction

100

What is one advantage of budgeting your income?

It helps prevent overspending and ensures financial goals are met

100

What does good articulation mean in the workplace?

he ability to speak and communicate clearly and confidently

200

Which imaginary line divides the Earth into Eastern and Western Hemispheres?

Prime Meridian

200

What was the purpose of the West Indies Federation (1958–1962)?

To unite Caribbean countries under one government for political and economic benefits. (Trading, making laws, solving crime...) 

200

Define the term multinational corporation.

A company that operates and conducts business in more than one country. 

200

Define hire purchase and mention one risk involved.

A method of buying by paying in instalments, One risk is high interest if not paid off on time

200

Why is good grooming important for job readiness?

It shows professionalism and self-respect, which influence employer perception

300

Explain one difference between physical maps and topographic maps.

Physical maps show natural features; topographic maps also show elevation using contour lines

300

Explain how regional integration supports small Caribbean economies.

It allows sharing of resources, bigger markets, and stronger power on the global stage. 

300

Why might a country that depends on tourism and agriculture face economic problems?  

Because agriculture is vulnerable to natural disasters and tourism numbers changes

300

Why should consumers read product labels and check warranties?

To understand what they are buying and what to do if product if defective. 

300

What are two traits for the work force. Provide two examples.

Punctuality and Good Non Verbal Communication 

400

Describe how a compass rose helps with map reading.

It indicates cardinal directions like North, South, East, and West, helping users. 

400

Explain one major challenge to regional integration.

Differences in believes and interest often hinder cooperation

400

How does globalization affect small developing nations negatively?

It makes the country too dependent on foreign products. 

400

What are durable goods? Give an example.

tems that last several years, like a refrigerator or furniture

400

Describe how a country’s human resources contribute to national development.

Skilled workers boost productivity and good productivity leads to more development. 

500

How do grid coordinates assist in locating specific places on a map? 

They assist by using eastings and northings to pinpoint exact locations within a map

500

Suggest two government strategies to help citizens understand the benefits of regional integration.

Educational campaigns and regional exchange programs. 

500

Define demand, and explain how it affects the price of goods in the marketplace.

Demand is how much of a product consumers are willing to buy, the effect is high demand can raise prices

500

A consumer buys a phone with a credit card and repays over time. What do we call this? 

Consumer credit

500

Define informed consumer and explain why this skill is essential in today’s economy.

A person who makes smart buying decisions by comparing options, understanding rights, and recognising value and it is important in today's economy to avoid poverty (debt) 

M
e
n
u