Biomes
Food Security
Interconnection
Interconnection 2
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100

What are grasslands?

Usually flat, with some trees or shrubs, low growing vegetation and some rainfall.

100

Coastal communities are most dependent on which food source?

Fish and seafood

100

What is interconnection?

The relationships between all things, both animate and inanimate, and all processes, both natural and human.

100

What is the digital divide?

Range in access to technology between regions or nations.

100

What is the smallest state/territory of Australia?

ACT
200

DOUBLE POINTS

What type of biome usually has the most amount of rainfall?

Rainforest (tropical)

200

True or false: Fruit production is Australia's largest farming industry from an economic perspective.

False it is cattle and grains

200

Give an example of how people around the world are interconnected. e.g. travel

trade, air travel, business, tourism, online shopping, MNCs

200
Name one negative of Multi-National Companies

exploited workers, environmental damage, poor pay, cheaply made products, lower quality etc.

200

Which country is home to the highest peak, Mount Everest?

Nepal

300

Which biome covers the largest portion of the earth?

Marine

300

What are the 4 factors of food security?

Availability, accessibility, stability and knowledge and resources

300

explain how telecommunications connect people around the world

communication, internet, online shopping etc.

300

Explain the difference between recreational and event tourism. 

Recreational is for relaxation in general, where event is travel for a specific attraction.

BONUS 100 PTS: Name 3 events Australians might travel for.

300

What is largest hot desert in the world?

The Sahara

400

What is Australia's largest biome by area?

Grasslands

400

Name a consequence from the over-irrigation of crops.

Water table rises, salts come up to the surface, erosion of soils, chemical run-off

400

Why do Multi-National companies choose to operate in more than 1 place. Give 2 reasons for points.

Less business risk, increased markets, cheaper manufacturing, outsourcing resources

400
Name 1 cultural benefit and 1 cultural cost of tourism.
Keep culture alive, spread understanding of other cultures.


Cheapen cultural practices, cultural appropriation

400

Name all the continents of the World

Antarctica, Asia, North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania/Australasia

500

What type of biome is mainland Antarctica?

Desert 

500

What is malnourishment and which continent has the highest rate of malnourished children?

deficiencies, or imbalances in a person's intake of energy and/or essential nutrients. Africa has the highest rate.

500

Who are Australia's 3 biggest trade partners?

China, USA, Japan

500

Name 5 national parks in Australia

Uluru-Kata Tjuda, Dandenong ranges, cradle mountain, Kalbarri, John Forrest, Karijini, Kakadu etc.

500

Which country has the most amount of islands within its territory?

Sweden or Finland