Lesson Y7-U05-L04
A Diverse People: Cultures and Cities Quiz: KS3 Geography, Unit 5
20 questions
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Lesson Y7-U05-L04, A Diverse People: Cultures and Cities: 20 multiple choice questions for the KS3 Geography (National Curriculum), Unit 5: Year 7: Africa: A Continent of Diversity, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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What does the term 'culture' describe in human geography?
- Government tax systems
- A group's way of life
- Soil nutrient levels
- The local climate type
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Which of these is a key element of culture?
- Language spoken
- Rock type
- Soil acidity
- Air pressure
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Which word means countryside?
- Coastal
- Central
- Rural
- Urban
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Which word means a town or a city?
- Arid
- Rural
- Urban
- Tropical
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Roughly how many languages are spoken across Africa?
- Fewer than 10
- Fewer than 100
- Over 1,000
- Exactly 54
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In which part of Africa is Nairobi, the capital of Kenya?
- Southern Africa
- East Africa
- North Africa
- West Africa
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In which part of Africa is Mali?
- Central Africa
- East Africa
- North Africa
- West Africa
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Which job type is most common in Nairobi?
- Subsistence farming
- Deep sea fishing
- Office and technology
- Nomadic herding
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Which economic activity is common in rural Mali?
- Software development
- Banking and finance
- Farming and trading
- Automotive engineering
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A busy city street is crowded ____ a village is quiet. Which linking word completes the comparison?
- unless
- because
- whereas
- although
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What term best describes Africa's vast variety of landscapes and cultures?
- Uniform
- Diverse
- Barren
- Identical
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Which feature is typically rural?
- Open grassland
- Skyscraper offices
- Multi-lane motorway
- Busy underground station
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Why do cities usually feel busier and denser than rural villages?
- Higher population density
- Lower building heights
- More open farmland
- Fewer transport links
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Why is it inaccurate to label one African region as universally 'better' than another?
- Equal wealth
- Unique strengths
- Same climate
- Identical jobs
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What is Nairobi primarily known as in East Africa?
- Nomadic camp
- Tech hub
- Fishing village
- Mining town
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What is Timbuktu in Mali historically famous for?
- Heavy manufacturing
- Ancient manuscripts
- Oil refineries
- Modern skyscrapers
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What evidence shows Mali has a rich cultural history beyond farming?
- Ancient books and scholarship
- Large fishing fleets
- Modern skyscraper offices
- Heavy industrial factories
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Which geographical term describes a large human settlement like Nairobi?
- Rural village
- Agricultural field
- Nomadic biome
- Urban area
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What major settlement contrast exists between cities and countryside?
- Coastal and marine
- Urban and rural
- Forest and desert
- North and south
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What main factor causes large cities like Nairobi to keep growing rapidly?
- Rural land shortages only
- Job and service pull
- Decreasing food supplies
- Mandatory relocation laws
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