Lesson Y7-U01-L01
Y7-U01-L01 Welcome to Geography Quiz: KS3 Geography, Unit 1
20 questions
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Lesson Y7-U01-L01, Welcome to Geography: 20 multiple choice questions for the KS3 Geography (National Curriculum), Unit 1: Year 7: The UK and Map Skills, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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What does geography study?
- The chemical reactions that take place inside living cells
- The lives and deeds of kings, queens and leaders from the past
- The grammar, spelling and writing rules used in different languages
- The Earth: its land, water and weather, and the people and places on it
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Which of these is an example of physical geography?
- A motorway linking two large cities together
- A waterfall formed where a river flows over hard rock
- A shopping centre built in the middle of a town
- A school building with a large playground beside it
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Which of these is an example of human geography?
- A forest of tall trees growing on a steep hillside
- A beach with sand and waves rolling in from the sea
- A factory that makes cars for people to buy
- A volcano that erupted on a remote island in the sea
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Which question helps you decide whether something is physical or human geography?
- Is it bigger than a football pitch?
- Is it found in a country far away?
- Can you see it from a passing aeroplane?
- Did people build or make it?
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Human geography is best described as the study of:
- rocks, minerals and the layers inside the Earth
- the movement of tectonic plates under the ocean floor
- people and the places they build, live in and use
- clouds, rain, wind and changes in air pressure
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A pupil says a mountain is human geography. Why is this wrong?
- A mountain can only be seen by people who climb it
- Mountains are always found in cities and busy towns
- Nature formed the mountain, so it is physical geography
- Mountains are made of the same materials as roads
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Which pair contains only physical geography features?
- A factory and a motorway
- A city and a bridge
- A river and a volcano
- A school and a railway station
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Which pair contains only human geography features?
- A forest and a beach
- A bridge and a school
- A river and a mountain
- A volcano and a waterfall
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Why do geographers study floods?
- To find out which rivers contain the most fish in them
- To find where and why floods happen, so people can be kept safe
- To work out the exact time the sun rises each day
- To count how many houses are painted in each street
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In geography, what does the word 'climate' mean?
- The weather on one particular day in a town
- The usual weather of a place over many years
- The strength of the wind measured at sea level
- The temperature inside a room during a single hour
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Which country do we live in?
- The United Kingdom
- The Federal Republic of Nigeria
- The Republic of France
- The Kingdom of Spain
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A beach has a café on it. Which part of the beach is physical geography?
- The sand and the waves on the beach
- The car park beside the beach
- The road that leads people down to the beach
- The café and the tables outside it
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Which of these would a geographer classify as human geography?
- A river delta
- A beach
- A volcano
- A railway station
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Climate change means the Earth is slowly getting warmer. Which effect could this bring?
- Shorter days with later sunrises every year
- Fewer clouds and less rain in every region
- Colder winters across the whole planet
- More floods, droughts and storms for people
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Why is it useful to study geography in real life?
- It gives us the skills to draw accurate maps of every country in the world
- It helps us memorise the dates of famous battles for our history exams
- It teaches us the names of every capital city so we can win quiz competitions
- It helps us understand and solve problems like floods and climate change
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Which of these pairs is correctly matched?
- Beach café: physical geography
- Shopping centre: physical geography
- Mountain: physical geography
- Motorway: physical geography
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A geographer explains why a city grew beside a river. Which statement best describes this study?
- It combines physical geography (the river) and human geography (the city)
- It is only physical geography because rivers are natural features
- It is only human geography because cities are built by people
- It is neither physical nor human, because it is really about history
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A town sits at the foot of a steep hill, and people built houses on the slope. Which statement is correct?
- The hill is physical geography and the houses are human geography
- Both the hill and the houses are human geography
- Both the hill and the houses are physical geography
- Neither the hill nor the houses is part of geography
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Which term describes the study of people and what they build, such as cities, jobs and roads?
- Human geography
- Cartography
- Physical geography
- Climate science
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Which term describes the study of natural features such as rivers, mountains and weather?
- Economic history
- Physical geography
- Human geography
- Political science
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