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Geog your memory revision p1 Edexcel B

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Hazardous Earth: Complete the sentences:
W______ air ______ at the e___________:
L_______ pressure.
Cool ______ falls: H______ pressure.
As the air f_____ it warms again and flows
b_______ to complete the cycle.
Development Dynamics: Complete the sentences:
If there is not ___________ money to pay for
medical c________, infant ___________ will be
higher than where healthcare is funded. If new
_____________ have not been educated about
baby hy__________, infant mortality will be
higher. Environmental reasons may also be
involved. For example, in t___________ climates
d_____________ like malaria cause i___________
deaths.
Challenges of an urbanising world:
Calculate the following:
The urban population of the world in 2000 was
2,84 billion. By 2005 it had risen to 3.15 billion.
What wa the percentage rate of change from 2000
to 2005? Round your answer to the nearest whole
number.
(%increase = actual increase/original value x 100)
Development Dynamics: Study the population
pyramid. Describe the structure of the population
in this country.
Development Dynamics: Define the following:
FDI –
TNC –
HDI –
GDP per capita –
Globalisation Challenges of an urbanising world:
An abandoned building in the city of Detroit
(USA).
E_________ problems can mean that industry
shuts down. It is difficult to get a j_____ so people
move a_________. City g________________ rely
on taxes from b_____________ and residents to
make the c_____________ a pleasant, safe place
to l__________ and work. If economic problems
mean the tax goes down, the city starts to
become run-d___________, crime r_________
rise and more p____________ move away.
Challenges of an Urbanising World: Define the
following:
-
Formal employment:
-
Informal employment:
Hazardous Earth: Complete the sentences:
1. The c________ heats the m_________ rock
in the mantle to create a c_____________
current.
2. Heated r_______________ from the
m____________ rises to the Earth’s
s__________.
3. At the surface the convection c________
moves the t___________ plates in the
crust.
4. Molten rock c__________ and flows back
to the c________ to be reheated.
Challenges of an Urbanising World: Highlight the
pull factors:
Few opportunities
Better healthcare
Modern lifestyle
Low pay and difficult work
Low level of education
Better education
Many more opportunities
Better pay
Many more jobs
Challenges of an Urbanising World: Read the
definition and place the correct number in the
space:
( ) When people move to live in another
country.
( ) The difference between the number of
births and deaths in a year.
( ) When people change where they live from
rural areas to urban areas.
( ) When people move from one part of a
country to live within that same country.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Rural-urban migration
International migration
Internal migration
Natural increase
Complete the sentence:
The economic s_____________ of developed
cities are often dominated by s___________.
Whereas, emerging cities like Mumbai are
dominated by m____________ .
Challenges of an Urbanising World: Define the following:
a. Urbanisation:
b. Regeneration:
Hazardous Earth: Complete the sentences: Study the diagram below.
What type of plate boundary is it?
What tectonic hazards can occur here?
Add labels to the diagram.
Hazardous Earth:
Which of the following is the main heat source that
powers convection?
(
(
(
(
) magma
) continental drift
) radioactive decay
) subduction
Hazardous Earth: Complete the sentences:
C______________ plate boundaries e.g. Nazca Plate and
S____________ American plate. These two plates
c______________, the o____________ plate
s______________ beneath the c______________ plate
causing e____________ and volcanoes.
Divergent plate boundaries like the E______________
and North American plates move a__________ as rising
convection c___________ pull crust apart forming a
v______________ r___________ , e.g. the M____Atlantic R_______ .
Challenges of an Urbanising World:
Which of the following factors affecting city
land use would best explain why a polluting
industry has located away from residential
areas of a city?
( ) accessibility
( ) availability
( ) cost
( ) Planning regulations
Development Dynamics: Complete the
sentences:
TNC’s could move out of a country as quick
as they moved in. Also, working
c_____________ maybe poor compared to
those of d____________ countries. Thirdly,
TNC’s often locate higher s______jobs in
developed countries.
TNC’s may insist on safe conditions, when
they outsource p_________working
conditions are poor, workers are
e__________ through low pay and long
h_________.
Challenges of an Urbanising World:
Complete the sentences:
Asia is the centre of megacity g________ . By
2025, A______ should have at least 28
m_______________. Megacities are created
where e____________ development is rapid.
Define the following:
Megacity:
Hazardous Earth:
Describe how the current transfers heat.
Some o__________ currents are powered by the
w__________ resulting from a_______________
circulation cells. In the Arctic and A__________- the
water gets very c_____. This cold, salty, d________
water sinks. As it’s__________, warmer water from
lower latitudes is p_______ in. This is cooled to by the
p________ temperatures – and the c________
continues.
World city:
Urban primacy:
Hinterland:
Hazardous Earth: CAF the possible consequences of
global warming.
Consequences of
global warming.
Hazardous Earth: Complete the sentences:
Global t___________ are rising, in 2015 the
a___________ global temperature was 1
degree above a____________ global
temperature in 1850-1900.
Atmospheric C___________ dioxide levels
are r____________. This is mostly due to
h____________ activity such as
i___________, agriculture and
t____________ .
Sea levels rose g_______ by about 14cm
during the 20th century.
Arctic sea i_____ covers 13% less of the sea
each decade.
Challenges of an Urbanising World: Change over
time:
Hazardous Earth: Global warming is closely
associated with rising atmospheric co2 levels.
Complete the stages of a city’s development:
1. The g_____________ effect is the trapping
of the sun's w_________ in a planet's lower
a_________________, due to the greater
transparency of the atmosphere to visible
r______________ from the sun than to
infrared radiation emitted from the planet's
s__________.
1. The c_________ b__________ district
(CBD) is located where the city first
developed, where all m_________ roads
join.
2. A m________________ zone develops.
3. New migrants live in this i___________
city zone, where housing is p________ but
cheap and they are close to their
j________ .
4. Developing p_____________ transport lets
r_________ people live further out, in the
pleasant s______________ .
5. The city gets too congested for
i____________, which moves out to
cheaper land in the suburbs.
6. The i__________ city areas get poorer.
7. As the city grows or e_________ ,
commuter j___________ from the outer
suburbs become very long, some
w___________ residents move back to the
inner city and redevelop the old housing.
Development
Dynamics: Describe
Rostows
modernisation
theory:
The Quaternary glaciation (ice age) started 2.58
million years ago and has featured many glacial
and interglacial events. When did the Quaternary
glaciation finish?
( ) 1 million years ago
( ) 40,000 years ago
( ) We are still in Quaternary glaciation
Hazardous Earth: Complete the sentences:
Tropical c_____________ only form where
sea t_____________ are above ________.
This limits:
Their geographical d_____________(they
occur in the tropics, starting between 5
degrees and 30 degrees of latitude).
Their seasonal distribution (they happen in
s____________ and late autumn when
s______ water gets warmest.
Development Dynamics: Highlight issues associated with
a youthful population:
- A large number of retired people
- High costs of child care
- More care homes needed
- Increased cost of pensions
- High costs of healthcare for mothers and babies.
- Higher dependent population
- Large class sizes in schools
Hazardous Earth: Complete the sentences:
M____________ ice caps and thermal
expansion of seawater means that
r_________________ sea levels are a
c______________ of global
w____________. For communities living on
l____-lying coastlines high sea levels bring
more chance of coastal f_____________ .
Development Dynamics:
Hazardous Earth: Link the diagram to the correct plate
Governments contribute to globalisation by: boundary
- Setting up f____________ trade areas
and encouraging T____ to locate
Divergent plate
there.
boundaries
- Agreeing low t____ arrangements for
TNC’s, because this encourages TNC’s
(Constructive)
to set up o______________ in
different countries.
- Establishing trade
a________________- that encourage
Convergent
or discourage exports from
plate boundary
d________________ to emerging
(Destructive)
countries.
- Passing l_____ that make global
t_________ of money and investment
easier.
Collision plate
boundary
- Making countries p____________
stable, which encourages TNC’s to
i___________ there.
- Encouraging f_________ trade
policies.
Name 5 different TNC’s that operate across
the world.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Conservative
plate boundary
What is the Pacific Ring of Fire?
Development Dynamics: Highlight the social indicators
of development:
- GDP
- HDI
- Birth rate
- PPP
- Death rate
- Fertility rate
- Literacy rate
Hazardous Earth: Complete the sentences:
On ____ March 2011, a powerful
e____________ struck north-e______
Japan. It m__________ 9.0 on the r_______
scale and triggered a t______________ that
overwhelmed the coast and inland areas.
Japanese s____________ had predicted a
smaller earthquake to hit n______ of the
country, but an earthquake of this
magnitude was unexpected.
Development Dynamics:
- Identify which of the following is a measure of
economic development:
Hazardous Earth: Highlight the PRIMARY
impacts:
- Buildings were damaged
- A tsunami killed thousands of people
- Severe liquefaction
- Power supplies were cut off
- Road and rail networks were cut off
- Farmland lost
- People injured
- People made homeless
- People suffered depression
- Airports closed
(
(
(
(
) GNI per capita
) Birth rate
) Life expectancy
) Literacy rate
State what is meant by Gross National Income (GNI)
Hazardous Earth: Which of the statements best
describes movement of air at the equator?
( ) Air rises up
( ) Air sinks down
( ) Air moves up and down
( ) Air is still and does not move
Challenges of an Urbanising World:
1. Give two push factors that encourage
people to move from rural to urban areas.
a.
b.
2. What is meant by the term ‘tertiary
industry’?
3. State one disadvantage of ‘bottom-up
strategies’ being used in megacities.
Study the map above. Name 1 country for each climatic
zone.
Hazardous Earth:
Challenges of an Urbanising World: study the
photograph of Dharavi Slum in Mumbai.
Explain two challenges of people living in squatter
settlements:
1. PEEL
Study the diagram above. State two features of
tropical cyclones.
1.
2.
2. PEEL
Challenges of an Urbanising World:
Which of the following statements is correct?
( ) Megacities have a population of less than
10,000 people.
( ) Magacities have a population of more than
100 million people.
( ) Megacities have a population of more than
10 million people.
Hazardous Earth: Study the map on the
left. Describe and explain the distribution
of earthquakes around the world.
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