Human Wellbeing

Cognitions

100

What is the definition of 'Identify'?

locate, recognise and name

200

What is the definition of 'Describe'?

give an account of a situation, event, pattern or process,

300

What is the definition of 'Explain'?

make an idea or situation plain or clear by describing it in more detail or revealing relevant facts

400

What is the definition of 'Analyse'?

break down or examine in order to identify the essential elements, features, components or structure

500

What is the definition of 'Generalise'?

to infer from particular facts, statistics, or the like

GDP

100

What does GDP stand for?

Gross Domestic Product

200

What does GDP measure?

measures the total value of goods and services produced within a country over a specific period. It reflects the economic activity and productivity of a country. Generally, GDP can indicate a country's overall economic health

300

What are the limitations of GDP when used as a measure of wellbeing?

GDP does not account for income inequality, environmental degradation, or the quality of life. It also ignores non-economic factors like health, education, and personal freedom, giving an incomplete view of wellbeing.

400

Explain the cause and effect relationship between GDP and HDI

When GDP (especially GDP per capita) rises, a country has more financial resources. This can lead to increased investments in social infrastructure, like healthcare, education, and public services.

• Effect: Improved access to quality healthcare and education often leads to higher life expectancy, better health, and education, which are core components of HDI

500

What country has the third highest GDP in the world?

Japan

HDI

100

What does HDI stand for?

Human Development Index

200

What are the measurements that are used to calculate HDI (answer must be specific)

life expectancy, education (average and expected years of schooling), and standard of living (Gross National Income per capita). These are combined to give a score between 0 and 1.

300

What are the limitations of HDI when used as a measure of human wellbeing

HDI overlooks inequality within countries, regional disparities, and factors like political freedom, social justice, and environmental sustainability, which are important in assessing overall wellbeing

400

The country with the highest GDP in the world is the USA. Where do they rank on the HDI list. 

20

500

What country has the highest HDI in the world?

Switzerland

Random Geography

100

What does PQE stand for?

Pattern, Quantify, Exception

200

State 7 spatial terms

Linear, Sparce, Random, Clustered, Uniform, Peripheral, Central, North, South, East, West, Equatorial, Coastal, Dense and Dispersed

300

What are the UN SDG’s?

The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are 17 global goals aimed at ending poverty, protecting the planet, and ensuring prosperity for all by 2030, including areas like education, climate action, and gender equality

400

What is fertility rate?

_{The average number of children born to a woman over her lifetime}

500

Explain the relationship between development and fertility rate. Give reasons for this relationship.

s a country develops, fertility rates generally decline due to:

1. Economic Costs: Higher costs of raising children and increased female labor participation encourage smaller families.
2. Education and Empowerment: Educated women marry later, prioritize careers, and use family planning, leading to fewer children.
3. Healthcare Improvements: Lower child mortality and better maternal health reduce the need for large families.
4. Urbanization: City living and limited space make smaller families more practical.
5. Social Security: Pension systems reduce reliance on children for support in old age

Mr Verrills

100

What is Mr Verrills other teaching area?

History

200

What city is Mr Verrills born?

Perth

300

What is Mr Verrill's favourite sport?

Football (soccer)

400

What type of housing does Mr Verrills live in?

Shipping Container

500

What is Mr Verrills middle name?

Terence