Interconnections
Globalisation
Tourism and Terrorism
Random!
Challenge round
100

What is another word for interconnections that starts with g.

globalisation

100

Name an example of a Multi-National Corporation (MNC) that operates in many countries?

Apple, Macdonalds, Nike, Amazon, Toyota, Pfizer (and any other relevant examples)

100

Give 3 reasons people travel

People travel to visit family, do recreational activities, discover new cultures and experience a different climate (Accept other reasons)

100

Which country is the Leaning tower of Pisa found in?

Italy

100

The stare-off

50 point penalty to the loser

200

Name three ways the world is more interconnected.

Trade, tourism, social media, sports, war, conflict, pollution

200

What is the supply chain?

The network of countries, companies and workers that is involved in creating a product from the raw materials to its final destination with the consumer.

200

What is over-tourism?


Bonus 100 points for an example.

When too many people visit a place and it has a negative social, economic or environmental impact.

200

Which country is Australia's largest trading partner?

China

200

The bottle-flip

1 points for a flip - 2 points for a capper

Best of 10

100 point penalty to the loser

300

How do we judge the impact of interconnections in Geography?

Social, economic and environmental impact.

300

Name the 7 continents.

Europe, Asia, Australia, North America, South America, Antarctica, Africa

300

List three impacts of the 9/11 terrorist attack - social, economic and environmental.

Social - increased feelings of anxiety, trauma and PTSD, health impacts, Islamaphobia

Economic - cost of rebuilding and clearing site, impact on world markets, impact on individual industries

Environmental - pollution, site clearing and impacts of rebuilding, resources required.

300

How has the internet changed tourism and travel trends?

It has increased its frequency as more people know about different places to travel to through social media and the internet.

300

The transportation challenge

You need to make it across the room with three folders on your head.


150 penalty for the loser.


400

What is e-waste and what is the cause of it?

Electronic waste - the growing reliance of our world on technology and electronic goods has created vast amounts of electronic waste - very few are recycled.

400

Which of the 7 continents is the most densely populated?

Asia

400

How has interconnections led to an increase in global terrorism

Stronger transport connections, use of social media for recruitment, transport and infrastructure as targets.
400
What is the capital of France, Germany and Great Britain?

Paris, Berlin and London.

400
Atlas challenge
First team to answer five world map questions correctly wins.


Penalty of 200 for the losing team.

500

How did the world become interconnected?

Improvements in trade, transport and communications 

500

What are the three stages of the supply chain (and give an example for each stage)

Upstream - raw materials are gathered for the product (eg, precious minerals for iPhone mined in Africa or Australia)

Manufacturing - product is assembled (eg iPhone assembled in China and India)

Downstream - product is shipped and sold to consumers around the world (eg Apple stores).

500

Explain a strategy to deal with overtourism or to deal with terrorism.

Various answers

500

Where in Australia would you find the following BIG things (You must get at least 3 right for the points):

The Big Mango

The Big Pineapple

The Big Banana

The Big Merino.

Mango - Bowen

Pineapple - Nambour

Banana - Coffs Harbour

Merino - Goulbourn

500

The plank - an oldie but a goodie

2 minute plank, with a 250 point penalty for the losing team.