Place and Liveability
BOLTSS
Environmental Qualities
Slums
General Geography
100

What is place?

City, town, country, house, etc. 

100

What is BOLTSS used for?

As an acronym to remember key features (important things) on a map.
100

How can extreme climates effect were people want to live?

Extreme climates can impact were people want to live as conditions can be very hard with natural disasters or economic issues.

100

What is a slum?

Slums are unplanned and crowded housing communities.

100

Which country is both a continent and a country?

Australia

200

What is liveability?

The factors the contribute (add too) to someone wanting to live in a certain place. 

200

Why do we use BOLTSS?

To accurately read and create maps

200

What are some ways people have adapted to exteme climates?

Building underground, infrustructure buillt above ground, houses on stilts, ect.

200

Why is public transport important in the slums?

It is important especially with how bad the traffic is as it acts as the only way some people can get anywhere

200

Where would you find Mount Everest, the world’s tallest mountain?

China and Nepal

300

How do we measure the livibility of cities?

Through the global livability index, measuring things like access to food, water, healthcare, and houseing. 

300

Describe the use of a legend?

A legend is an important feature of a map as it provides information about what specific symbols on the map are. 

300

What are some ways we can minimise pollution?

<Teachers choice>

300

What has the rising population impacted?

Housing, transport, water, and sanitation.

300

On what continent would you find the world’s largest desert?

Antartica

400

List three factors of liveability

Environmental, Social, Cultural, Economic, Infrustructure Factors. 

400

What direction will a map face?

North

400

How can population pressures impact an area overtime.

It can cause positive and negative changes, such as increasing the economy and increasing multiculturalism but can also increase traffic and cause rising house prices. 

400
Why are slums still around?

Because of the steadily rising population and the lack of money in these poorer areas to improve conditions.

400

Which ocean lies between the United States and Europe?

Atlantic Ocean

500

How do we measure individual liveability?

Liveability is measured individually based on a persons perception.

500

List the 6 parts of BOLTSS

Border, Orientation, Legend, Title, Scale, Source

500

What is a Green City and how can it increase liveability?

A Green City is a sustainable city that is often characterised by lots of plant life which can help to increase air quality, and decrease heat.

500

What are two stratagies that could improve conditions in Slums?

<Teacher Choice>

500

What country is home to the Kremlin?

Russia