Lesson 3.2.1.7
3.2.1.7 Global systems: quantitative and qualitative skills Quiz: AQA Geography, Unit 2
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The 20 questions
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Which method represents a quantitative approach to studying global trade systems?
- Conducting worker interviews
- Reading personal memoirs
- Analysing trade data
- Analysing focus groups
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Which method represents a qualitative approach to studying global supply chains?
- Interviewing factory workers
- Measuring GDP growth
- Graphing import volumes
- Calculating trade balances
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Which cartographic technique best illustrates the volume and direction of global trade movements?
- Flow map
- Topographic map
- Choropleth map
- Isoline map
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If a country's exports increase from £20 billion to £30 billion, what is the percentage increase?
- 33 per cent
- 50 per cent
- 25 per cent
- 66 per cent
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Which metric best shows the relative importance of a specific trading partner?
- Share of trade
- Currency exchange rate
- Total land area
- Distance in kilometres
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What should geographers evaluate to determine if a source presents an unfair perspective?
- Spatial accuracy
- Standard deviation
- Source bias
- Sample size
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Which measure serves as a quantitative indicator of economic globalisation?
- Focus group transcripts
- Semi-structured interviews
- Foreign direct investment
- Personal narratives
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Which pair of methods represents a mixed-methods research approach in geography?
- Interviews and diaries
- Surveys and census
- Maps and photographs
- Statistics and interviews
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Which combined approach best analyses both scale and human experience of a global commodity?
- Census data only
- Field sketches only
- Statistics and interviews
- Satellite imagery only
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Combining quantitative and qualitative data helps geographers understand patterns alongside which other factor?
- Mathematical proofs
- Topographic elevation
- Lived experiences
- Precise coordinates
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Which economic metric best measures and compares the overall economic output of countries?
- Human development index
- Gross domestic product
- Gini coefficient
- Infant mortality rate
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If sixty percent of a country's exports go to one partner, what does this indicate?
- Total economic isolation
- Low trade integration
- High market dependence
- Equal trade balance
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What ensures trade statistics from different countries can be accurately compared?
- Qualitative coding
- Random sampling
- Subjective commentary
- Consistent definitions
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Which data source best illustrates international population flows between origin and destination countries?
- Local census forms
- Migration statistics
- Topographic maps
- Soil pH readings
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Which method provides qualitative data when researching global trade governance?
- Regression analysis
- Flow line mapping
- Tariff calculation
- Document analysis
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How can a researcher test the reliability of a global trade dataset?
- Changing chart colours
- Extrapolating trendlines
- Cross-referencing sources
- Increasing sample size
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What does a correlation between reduced tariffs and increased trade fail to prove definitively?
- Statistical association
- Inverse relationship
- Direct causation
- Trend direction
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On a global trade flow map, what do variations in line width represent?
- Border length
- Distance travelled
- Flow volume
- Travel speed
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What approach to geographical skills is required across the A-level specification?
- Qualitative only
- Quantitative only
- GIS mapping only
- Quantitative and qualitative
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How is geospatial technology best used to illustrate global economic connections?
- Transcribing interviews
- Mapping trade flows
- Calculating mean GDP
- Coding survey responses
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