Tourism
Deserts
Settlement
Tectonics
Developmentnt
100

What are purposes of tourism 

(why are people travelling?)

  • Holidays

  • Visit Friends/ Family

  • Medical

  • Business

100


There are no cacti in the Sahara. True or False?


True

100


In a settlement hierarchy, which of these is typically the smallest and has the fewest services?



Isolated home


100


What is the name for large pieces of Earth’s crust that move slowly over time



Tectonic plates


100


What is the sector of employment responsible for manufacturing 


Secondary

200

Negative impacts of tourism 

(environmental)

  • Destruction of habitat & Vegetation to build tourist infrastructure

  • Strain on resources- water, electricity

Pollution (Air, Noise, Water)

Footpath erosion

200


What are the bulbous parts of deep tap roots called?


Tuburs

200


This specific area, usually found at the centre of a settlement, has the highest land values, the tallest buildings, and the highest concentration of retail and offices.



What is a CBD (central business district)


200


This type of plate boundary is where two plates move away from each other



Constructive(Divergent)


200

A large quaternary sector means MEDC or LEDC

MEDC

300

Why has tourism grown so much?

(any three reasons) (economic)

  • Rising incomes

  • Decreasing costs of holidays

  • Expanding Budget Airlines

  • Globalisation- increasing Business Travel

  • Marketing

300

Name the effect that is responsible for deserts being located near mountains?


Rain Shadow affect 


300

This term refers to the specific place where a settlement is located, often chosen for its access to water, defense, or high ground to avoid flooding.


Site


300


This landform is created when an oceanic plate is forced beneath a continental plate


Volcanoes

300

As countries develop they get less of what sector

Primary

400

Define Sustainable tourism

Tourism organized in way that can be sustained without irreparable environmental, social, and economic damage

400


Name three desert specific adaptations for a single animal.


Camouflage 

Nocturnal 

Big cheeks 

Lighter fur 

Large bladder to store water 

Large ears to radiate excess body heat

400


 Minimum number of people needed to support a service.



Threshold/ Threshold population


400


What is subduction?



The process responsible for volcano formation at destructive boundaries, involves one plate sinking beneath another


400

Name parts of HDI

Life expectancy 

GNI per capita 

Mean years of schooling 

500

Define Economic Leakage

money a tourist pays that does not stay in the local economy

500

Why would high pressure affect desert climate?

High pressure means water vapour or air cant rise which means it cant condense, cant create clouds, therefore cant cause rain so makes dry environment  

500

How can the construction of a new railway increase a city’s sphere of influence?


 Improved transport increases accessibility, allowing people to travel further to use services, which expands the city’s sphere of influence


500


Name the type of plate boundary where plates slide past each other, often causing earthquakes but not volcanoes



Conservative plate boundary


500

Name gasses produced more and more by countries with high amounts of agriculture

Methane CH4