Unit 3 revision Four sections QUALITY OF LIFE INDUSTRY AGRICULTURE ENERGY 16 questions in groups of four, answers at the end

QUALITY OF LIFE 1 What is GDP? 2 Define Infant Mortality 3 How is literacy rate measured normally? 4 What is the connection between life expectancy and infant mortality?

1 What is GDP?

2 Define Infant Mortality

3 How is literacy rate measured normally?

4 What is the connection between life expectancy and infant mortality?

INDUSTRY 5 Name the four types of industry in an employment structure 6 List four disadvantages that tourism can bring to a MEDC 7 Define the tertiary industry 8 Describe an ideal location for a steel making factory

5 Name the four types of industry in an employment structure

6 List four disadvantages that tourism can bring to a MEDC

7 Define the tertiary industry

8 Describe an ideal location for a steel making factory

AGRICULTURE 9 What is a subsistence farmer? 10 What are the differences between arable and pastoral farming? 11 When was the common agricultural policy devised? 12 Define the meaning of diversification

9 What is a subsistence farmer?

10 What are the differences between arable and pastoral farming?

11 When was the common agricultural policy devised?

12 Define the meaning of diversification

ENERGY 13 Give three forms of renewable energy 14 What are the disadvantages of HEP? 15 Why have wind turbines not become a more successful solution to global warming? 16 Why is nuclear energy disapproved of?

13 Give three forms of renewable energy

14 What are the disadvantages of HEP?

15 Why have wind turbines not become a more successful solution to global warming?

16 Why is nuclear energy disapproved of?

ANSWERS QUALITY OF LIFE 1 What is GDP? Gross Domestic Product  - give a good definition 2 Define Infant Mortality The average number of deaths of children under 1 year of age per 1000 live births  3 How is literacy rate measured normally? An average is taken of how many people can both read and write in a sample population  4 What is the connection between life expectancy and infant mortality? If infant mortality is low, life expectancy is increased 

QUALITY OF LIFE

1 What is GDP?

Gross Domestic Product  - give a good definition

2 Define Infant Mortality

The average number of deaths of children under 1 year of age per 1000 live births 

3 How is literacy rate measured normally?

An average is taken of how many people can both read and write in a sample population 

4 What is the connection between life expectancy and infant mortality?

If infant mortality is low, life expectancy is increased 

INDUSTRY 5 Name the four types of industry in an employment structure Primary Secondary Tertiary Quaternary  6 List four disadvantages that tourism can bring to a MEDC Pollution Over-crowding Vandalism Honey pots  7 Define the tertiary industry Provides a service  8 Describe an ideal location for a steel making factory good exporting location good access to raw materials near to a strong cheap labour force  space

5 Name the four types of industry in an employment structure

Primary

Secondary

Tertiary

Quaternary 

6 List four disadvantages that tourism can bring to a MEDC

Pollution

Over-crowding

Vandalism

Honey pots 

7 Define the tertiary industry

Provides a service 

8 Describe an ideal location for a steel making factory

good exporting location

good access to raw materials

near to a strong cheap labour force  space

AGRICULTURE 9 What is a subsistence farmer? A farmer using all their produce for themselves, their family and/or village. There is no surplus to sell.  10 What are the differences between arable and pastoral farming? Arable farming is the growing of crops and pastoral farming is the rearing of animals.  11 When was the common agricultural policy devised? 1962  12 Define the meaning of diversification To give variety to ?

9 What is a subsistence farmer?

A farmer using all their produce for themselves, their family and/or village. There is no surplus to sell. 

10 What are the differences between arable and pastoral farming?

Arable farming is the growing of crops and pastoral farming is the rearing of animals. 

11 When was the common agricultural policy devised?

1962 

12 Define the meaning of diversification

To give variety to ?

ENERGY 13 Give three forms of renewable energy Wind Wave Solar  14 What are the disadvantages of HEP? Dams are very expensive to build Areas of farmland and wildlife habitats may have to be flooded forcing people an animals to move Unsightly pylons can cause visual pollution Possibility of damn collapsing Decaying vegetation in flooded areas can release the greenhouse gasses, carbon dioxide and methane Silt that was previously spread over farmland will be deposited in the lake 

13 Give three forms of renewable energy

Wind

Wave

Solar 

14 What are the disadvantages of HEP?

Dams are very expensive to build

Areas of farmland and wildlife habitats may have to be flooded forcing people an animals to move

Unsightly pylons can cause visual pollution

Possibility of damn collapsing

Decaying vegetation in flooded areas can release the greenhouse gasses, carbon dioxide and methane

Silt that was previously spread over farmland will be deposited in the lake 

Energy Continued 15 Why are wind turbines not a more successful solution to global warming? Visual pollution Expensive Not very efficient, they are no use when there is no wind  16 Why is nuclear energy disapproved of? Not clear how safe it is Irish Sea is increasingly contaminated Non-renewable Potential health risks Cannot be used for two of industry’s major demands (heating and transport) because costs are too high There is less demand for energy by industry Nuclear waste can remain radioactive for many years The cost of decommissioning old power stations is very expensive  DDD = decommissioning, radioactive decay, dangerous explosions

15 Why are wind turbines not a more successful solution to global warming?

Visual pollution

Expensive

Not very efficient, they are no use when there is no wind 

16 Why is nuclear energy disapproved of?

Not clear how safe it is

Irish Sea is increasingly contaminated

Non-renewable

Potential health risks

Cannot be used for two of industry’s major demands (heating and transport) because costs are too high

There is less demand for energy by industry

Nuclear waste can remain radioactive for many years

The cost of decommissioning old power stations is very expensive 

DDD = decommissioning, radioactive decay, dangerous explosions

The End Don’t forget to include as much detail as you can in your responses.

Don’t forget to include as much detail as you can in your responses.