Influences
Processes
Verbs
Surprise
Nature of Change
100

This influence involves laws or regulations that guide community decisions.

What is legislation?

100

Jessica and Stacey want to put soft drink in the bubblers but don't know if students prefer Pepsi Max or Coke Zero. What process could they employ to help make their decision?

What is voting?

100

State meaning and identify essential qualities.

Why is define?

100
12 x 15

What is 180?

100

This nature of change occurs when a family makes a conscious decision to alter their circumstances, such as choosing to renovate a home or retiring from work.

What is a planned change?

200

This influence considers the impact a decision may have on the natural or built environment.

What are environmental factors?

200

This process occurs when people discuss an issue until they reach an agreement everyone can support.

Hint: This process rhymes with a national survey happening in August. 

What is consensus?


200

Sketch in general terms; indicate the main features of.



Where was outline?


200

Messi played in the World Cup Final this morning, how many children does he have?

What is three?

200

A change that comes from within the family unit, such as the birth of a baby or a family member's marriage, is classified as this.

What is internal change?

300

This influence occurs when community members collect signatures or campaign to persuade decision-makers.

What are lobbying and community petitions? 


300

During this process, community members vote directly on one important issue rather than electing representatives. Usually refers to a change in the constitution

What is a referendum?

300
  • Relate cause and effect.
  • Make the relationships between things evident.
  • Provide why and/or how.

When is explain?

300

When is the male brain fully formed?

What is their early 30's

25 is the prefrontal cortex.

300

A family experiences this type of change when a parent is sent overseas for a three-month work contract

What is temporary change?


400

A local group stands outside council chambers with signs opposing the construction of a new shopping centre. Which influence on decision making is being demonstrated?

What is protesting?

400

Two community groups cannot agree on where a new sports field should be built, so an independent person helps settle the disagreement. Which decision-making process is being used?

What is arbitration?

For fun, is arbitration legally binding?

400

Make a judgement of value, quality, outcomes, results or size.



Who is assess?
400

What produces the sound from cracking your knuckles?

What is gas bubbles?


400

Which TWO categories best describe a sudden flood that destroys a community's infrastructure, requiring years of rebuilding?

What are external and unplanned?

500

Your local council is deciding whether to build a new skate park. Residents submit a petition with 2,000 signatures supporting the project because there are few recreational facilities for young people. Explain how this influence could affect the council's final decision.

Lobbying and community petitions communicate community opinions to council. A large petition demonstrates strong community support, encouraging councillors to consider the needs of young people when making their decision.

500

Your class is stranded on an island and needs one leader to organise food, shelter and rescue plans. Every student casts one vote to choose who will represent the group for the rest of the adventure.

What is an election?



500
  • Identify components and the relationship between them.
  • Draw out and relate implications.
What is analyse?
500
Anthony Albanese is Australia's prime minister, what is his middle name.


You can have a hint but it halves the points from this question.

Who is Norman?

500

The implementation of a new continuing national tax law that alters a family's disposable income is best categorized as which of the following?

What are external and permanent?