Lesson 3.2.3.1

3.2.3.1 Resource management Quiz: AQA Geography, Unit 2

20 questions

In partnership with Revision Ninja

Lesson 3.2.3.1, Resource management: 20 multiple choice questions for the AQA GCSE Geography (8035), Unit 2: Challenges in the human environment, written with Revision Ninja.

Host it live on the board and students join with a game code on their own devices, or revise alone with Free Play. The answers are revealed in the game.

Host this setFree Play

The 20 questions

  1. What is measured by the term food miles?

    • Transport distance
    • Production cost
    • Nutritional value
    • Caloric content
  2. Which three resources are considered fundamental to human development and well-being?

    • Land, labour, capital
    • Coal, oil, gas
    • Timber, minerals, soil
    • Food, water, energy
  3. What term describes the combination of different energy sources used by a country?

    • Carbon footprint
    • Energy mix
    • Energy security
    • Energy grid
  4. What term describes uninterrupted, reliable access to affordable energy supplies?

    • Energy balance
    • Energy security
    • Energy efficiency
    • Energy surplus
  5. Why are many countries increasing the proportion of renewable energy in their energy mix?

    • Increase energy imports
    • Exhaust fossil reserves
    • Reduce carbon emissions
    • Lower industrial output
  6. What type of food export do high-income countries commonly import from low-income countries?

    • Frozen fast food
    • Seasonal fresh produce
    • Dried staple grains
    • Canned processed meats
  7. What term describes large-scale commercial farming managed like a business?

    • Organic farming
    • Pastoral farming
    • Agribusiness
    • Subsistence farming
  8. What is the main purpose of UK water transfer schemes?

    • Prevent coastal flooding
    • Resolve supply deficits
    • Generate hydroelectricity
    • Purify river water
  9. A UK region imports 40% of its food. What share is produced locally?

    • 60%
    • 100%
    • 4%
    • 40%
  10. Which action directly reduces the carbon footprint associated with food consumption?

    • Using heated greenhouses
    • Increasing food miles
    • Buying local food
    • Importing foreign crops
  11. A water company moves water from a wet region to a dry region through pipelines. Which strategy is this?

    • Water transfer
    • Desalination
    • Water conservation
    • Groundwater recycling
  12. What is a primary cause of rising energy demand in emerging economies?

    • Reduced manufacturing
    • Economic development
    • Population decline
    • Decreased urbanisation
  13. Which action increases energy security in the UK?

    • Closing nuclear plants
    • Importing more coal
    • Depleting gas reserves
    • Increasing renewable energy
  14. What consumer trend causes UK supermarkets to import seasonal fruit year-round?

    • Lower carbon footprints
    • Falling food miles
    • Reduced consumer spending
    • Year-round demand
  15. Which factor best explains global inequalities in resource consumption?

    • Equal income levels
    • Uniform climates
    • Wealth differences
    • Identical populations
  16. How is the UK energy mix currently changing?

    • No nuclear power
    • Less gas imported
    • More renewable energy
    • More coal burning
  17. What term describes how food, water and energy depend on each other?

    • Competition
    • Interdependence
    • Independence
    • Isolation
  18. Why are domestic UK supplies of oil and gas declining?

    • Volcanic eruptions
    • Increased solar power
    • Stricter green laws
    • Depleted North Sea reserves
  19. What term describes the distance food travels from producer to consumer?

    • Food miles
    • Transport ratio
    • Carbon footprint
    • Food footprint
  20. What is a main limitation of relying on solar and wind power?

    • High carbon emissions
    • Unlimited land availability
    • Intermittent supply
    • Zero set-up costs

All AQA Geography quizzes