Lesson 3.1.6.7
3.1.6.7 Ecosystems: case studies Quiz: AQA Geography, Unit 1
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The 20 questions
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What process describes the gradual change in species composition within an ecosystem over time?
- Ecosystem degradation
- Ecological succession
- Biological magnification
- Trophic cascading
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Which aspect of a local community directly reflects its specific ecological setting?
- Global exchange rates
- Orbital eccentricity
- Socio-economic character
- Tectonic stability
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What must a sustainable ecosystem strategy balance alongside environmental protection?
- Local livelihoods
- Industrial expansion
- Urban sprawl
- Resource depletion
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Which term describes managing ecosystem resources to satisfy current needs without compromising future availability?
- Ecological succession
- Resource exploitation
- Sustainable development
- Environmental degradation
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Which factor primarily determines a local community's capacity to respond to ecological change?
- Distance to equator
- Longitude coordinates
- Solar flare activity
- Economic resources
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Which quantitative measure best demonstrates ecological change over time in a local ecosystem?
- Species population counts
- Local dialect variations
- Political party membership
- Historical mythologies
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What is a primary driver of ecological change in rapidly developing regions?
- Population growth
- Oceanic trench formation
- Glacial retreat
- Volcanic ash deposition
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What key factor determines the success of community conservation responses to ecological change?
- Tidal range magnitude
- Longitude coordinates
- Governance and resources
- Cloud cover percentage
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Which initiative represents a direct community response to mitigate local ecological degradation?
- Introducing invasive species
- Uncontrolled resource extraction
- Increasing deforestation
- Establishing protected areas
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What is a direct socio-economic impact on rural communities when natural resources decline?
- Glacial accumulation
- Tectonic faulting
- Loss of livelihoods
- Increased orbital tilt
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What is the main risk when a local economy relies heavily on a single declining natural resource?
- Ecosystem restoration
- Decreased poverty
- Economic vulnerability
- Increased biodiversity
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What does a geographical case study test general ecological principles against?
- Theoretical models
- Global averages
- Detailed evidence
- Hypothetical scenarios
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Which conservation strategy best reduces the impact of habitat fragmentation on wildlife?
- Wildlife corridors
- Selective timber harvesting
- Invasive species introduction
- Ecotourism expansion
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How does ecological change primarily affect local human communities?
- Alters development options
- Prevents technological change
- Guarantees economic growth
- Eliminates all trade
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Which management approach involves local populations in protecting and benefiting from their local ecosystem?
- Total privatisation
- Community-based management
- Unregulated resource extraction
- Top-down governance
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What is a major challenge when implementing sustainable ecosystem development strategies?
- Excessive government funding
- Zero economic demand
- Rapid species growth
- Balancing local livelihoods
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How does ecological change directly affect human wellbeing?
- Standardises culture
- Increases national borders
- Alters ecosystem services
- Eliminates physical distance
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What is a direct environmental consequence of draining a wetland for agriculture?
- Higher groundwater tables
- Increased flood risk
- Reduced soil erosion
- Enhanced water purification
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What factor is most critical for the long-term success of local conservation strategies?
- Excluding local residents
- Maximum resource exploitation
- Local community involvement
- Complete ecosystem isolation
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What is often the main barrier limiting a community's capacity to respond to ecological change?
- High ecological awareness
- Lack of funding
- Strict international laws
- Excessive data collection
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