Blue Water
Water stored in lakes and rivers
Having a system of government where people have a say in the running of their own country and elect their leaders
Democratic
A map has a scale of 1:100,000. What map size would be 2 times smaller?
1:200,000
An area mainly consisting of shops, healthcare etc
Commercial
H20(g)
Water Vapour
What are the two variables used in a population pyramid
Age & Gender
Name 3 green house gases
Methane, water vapour, CO2
Which direction are you heading if you are moving towards 30 degrees
ENE
Why should we be eating more insect products
Less water, land, transport, more nutritional.
Why is coal not a renewable resource?
Does not renew within a a human life time.
A City is deemed to be a mega city when..
Its population is over 10M
Name 4 renewable energy sources
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Explain with examples "forced Migration"
Forced out of country of origin due to War, famine etc
Name three countries starting with F
France, Finland, Fiji
Is the Earth's albedo increasing or decreasing? Explain why.
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What is a carbon tax
Incentive to switch to renewable energy for businesses.
What are two reasons the DTM may not be correlated with certain countries
Western Model, does not include migration
Geography is...
The study of the Earth & the people living on it
Rain
Precipitation
The word that relates to Europe & Asia
Eurasian
What line of latitude separates the northern and southern hemispheres?
Equator
Satallite Imagery on a map gives you a clearer picture of?
Land use, vegetation, infrastructure etc
What is GNI?
Gross National Income
Explain Bipolar Analysis
To measure the environmental, residential quality and perception variables.
Two properties of rock essential for the formation of aquifers
Porosity & Permeability
A compass Needle will always point
Magnetic North
IPCC
International Panel on Climate Change
A person who leaves a country to live permanently elsewhere
Emigrant
An area mainly consisting of workshops, factories, warehouses and etc
Industrial
Explain with examples "Voluntary Migration"
Leaving country of origin voluntarily for work, education, family etc
Explain the difference between a democratic and communist leadership
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An area of land any size that has at least one common characteristic
Region
A device that measures the beach incline in degrees from one point to another.
Clinometer
What is Geology
The study of the Earths structure.
Why are goverments planting trees in urban areas
To reduce heat islands and by extension use of climate control.
What is an Atlas
A book full of maps
A person who has come from another country to live
Immigrant
The hydrological (water) cycle is a open or closed system
Closed System
What is this diagram showing?
Acid Rain
Name a country in the Northern Hemisphere
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What is this?
Compass Rose
Managing projects aimed at conserving the environment
Environmental management
Explain carbon capture
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A map has a scale of 1:100,000. What map size would be 2 times larger?
1:50,000
Climate or Weather: At this time of year Adelaide usually experiences hot and wet weather.
Climate
A group of people that live in a specific area and feel connected
Community
Name a country in central America other than Mexico
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What does GPS stand for?
Global Positioning System
Explain a transect line
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What does the acronym GIS stand for?
Global Information Systems
What is this?
Demographic Transition Model
Explain the difference between a mud map and a scaled map
Scaled v rough drawing
Name two possible scenarios where natural decrease would be occurring within a country.
War/Famine
Name a country in Asia
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practical work conducted by a researcher in the natural environment, rather than in a laboratory or office.
Fieldwork
CO2
Carbon Dioxide
Explain Migration
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Which part of Australia would be experiencing the highest temperatures
East coast
What is an aging population?
More elderly, working age must pay more for welfare.
Explain the difference between weathering & Erosion
Breakdown v breakdown & removal
Name three environmental impacts of the globe warming
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What is depopulation
People leaving an area.
Name a 1 Global Goal
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CH4
Methane
Which direction would you travel from Alice springs to Melbourne
SE
What is meant by anthropogenic causes.
Caused by humans
How are oxbow lakes formed?
As erosion continues on the outside bends of the meanders, they can become closer and eventually be broken through resulting in the creation of a straight chann
Climate or Weather: On Monday night a southerly change arrived about 10:30pm
Weather
Land that has less than 250mm rainfall per year
Desert
What is the mineral mined to produce Aluminium
Bauxite
Explain why scientist now use the term climate change instead of the original term, global warming.
Some places on Earth are cooling, the Earth on average is warming.
The red colour on a flag often symbolises...
blood & revolution
Carbon dioxide has increased in the atmosphere exponetionally since which time period.
Industrial Revolution - 1760 to 1840
Northings
The horizontal lines running left to right and divide the map from north to south.
What is long shore drift?
the movement of material along a coast by waves which approach at an angle to the shore but recede directly away from it.
Describe the main land use
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How has the cartographer made it clear what territory belongs to which country
Different colours
A natural feature of the land like hills valleys etc
Landforms
Explain microclimates
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Explains what the colours and symbols on a map represent
Key or Legend
A person. Who has moved to a different country to live.
Migrant
What is responsible for the current mass extinction event happening in Australia
Cats
What natural disaster could reverse global warming in the short term?
Volcanic Eruption
Explain Biodiversity
# of organisms within an ecosystem
What is hydraulic action?
The force of the water breaks rock particles away from the river channel
What is a Meteorologist
A scientist of the atmosphere, especially relating to weather.
What flood events are caused by humans
Building infrastructure on flood plains/Dam failure.
A person who makes maps is called
a cartographer
Explain microplastics, the sources and effects on humans
Clothing, plastic products, into fish into the human body as hormones
Which part of Australia is experiencing the strongest winds
SW
When useful land on the edge of a desert becomes unusable
Desertification
Goods produced in one country and sold in another
Exports
What is a tributary?
a river or stream flowing into a larger river or lake.
Orientation
Direction
What is this?
The Geographical Concept Wheel
Name the four global spheres
Lithosphere (geo), Biosphere, Hydrosphere, Atmosphere
Why is it important that maps are to scale
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Name at least three factors that contribute to higher liveability standards.
Access to public services, Proximity to work, school, shops & healthcare, parks etc
A Person who tries to ensure the preservation of animals and plants
Conservationist
Name the three trophic levels
Decomposers, Producers, Consumers
Tree's, bushes, grasses
Vegetation
Name a country in Africa
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Goods and services brought into the country
Imports
Name a country in South East Asia
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What is natural increase
Births are greater than deaths
Where would you normally find a scale, legend, compass rose and coordinates
a Map
A plant or animal that grows naturally in an area
Native
Explain Ex-situ and In-situ
Out of place v in place
Latitude
the lines on Earth that run East-West
Name four natural disasters?
Earth Quake, Tsunami, Flood, Lightning induces bush fires, landslides, cyclones, meteor impact
What scale is 3 times larger than 1:30
1:10
Climate or Weather: Hot and dry conditions, together with strong winds, led to Bushfires near Wagga.
Weather
Name 4 fieldwork techniques
Photos, notes, sketches, survey, interviews, video, transect line, environmental impact reports etc
Explain why renewable resources currently are not carbon neutral?
Mined using fossil fuels
Longitude
the lines on Earth that run North-South
Why is it more difficult to manage water supplies when they are transboundary in nature.
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The clearing of all trees in an area
Deforestation
What is one advantage of an omnivore over an herbivore or carnivore?
Greater range of food sources.
What is the process that releases nutrients into the environment for future use?
Decomposition
What does sparsely populated mean?
Few people living in an area
Elevation contour lines to show the shape of the Earth's surface
Topographic
Explain Push and Pull factors
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What are 3 strategies for reducing carbon emissions
Education, renewable energy, advances in technology, carbon capture etc
What is the most important line of longitude
Prime Meridian
The increase in the proportion of people living in towns and cities.
Urbanisation
Name a negative impact on humans from Air Pollution
Health Issues
Facilities used by people, for examples, houses, roads, buildings
Infrastructure
The Earth naturally emits ~400MT of CO2 each year compared to humans emitting 40MT. Why are humans the cause of drastic climate change?
Earth Emits 400 and absorbs 400, the 40 from humans is excess.
Explain cloud seeding
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Define the term biocapacity?
The capacity of a system to produce useful biological materials and to absorb waste material generated by humans.
Discuss the impact that voluntary migration can have on the country of origin.
Brain drain.
Measurement of population per unit area
Population Density
The ability of surfaces to reflect sunlight (heat from the sun)
Albedo Effect
Discuss the impact forced migration has on the destination country.
Refugees, $$$
Statistical data relating to the population and particular groups within it.
Demographics
What is the Ring of Fire?
An area located along the Pacific Ocean where 80% of the worlds earthquakes and many active volcanoes occur
What is a water shed?
An area that catches rainfall which flows to the same location.
How can climate change impact population distribution.
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What is natural decrease
Deaths are greater than births
Explain Capitalism
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Name a country in South America
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Sea levels are rising why?
Climate change, melting ice caps and permafrost, warmer oceans = expansion
Anthropological records indicate that Indigenous Australians have been on land for?
~60,000 years
Name a country in North America
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The condition of being covered by an ice sheet or glaciers
Glaciation
Why are there very few tertiary consumers?
Only 10% of the energy is transferred to higher trophic levels.
Eastings
The vertical lines running from the top to bottom and divide the map from west to east.
Explain Globalisation
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What is the name of the most important line of latitude.
The equator
What is TFR
Total Fertility Rate
The number of live births per thousand of population per year.
Birth Rate
If a plant has 80 grams of energy, how much will the next trophic level get?
8g
Name a country in the southern hemisphere
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Divide the total national income by the population
GDP
An area mainly consisting of houses, units, apartment's and and detached dwellings
Residential