Lesson Y7-U05-L08

Trade, Resources and a Fairer Deal Quiz: KS3 Geography, Unit 5

20 questions

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Lesson Y7-U05-L08, Trade, Resources and a Fairer Deal: 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

  1. What is the geographical term for buying and selling goods between countries?

    • Aid
    • Trade
    • Tourism
    • Migration

  2. What is a product sent out of a country and sold abroad called?

    • Export
    • Tariff
    • Subsidy
    • Import

  3. What term describes a useful material or crop found in a place?

    • Relief
    • Climate
    • Resource
    • Waste

  4. Which of these is a metal that African countries export?

    • Cotton thread
    • Wool cloth
    • Gold
    • Silk fabric

  5. What links all the stages a product passes through from farm to shop?

    • Supply chain
    • Export route
    • Trade barrier
    • Fairtrade zone

  6. Which is the very first step in the cocoa supply chain?

    • Supermarket shelf
    • Factory grinding
    • Selling bars
    • Farming beans

  7. What does the Fairtrade label promise farmers?

    • Zero tax rates
    • Guaranteed land ownership
    • Free farming equipment
    • Fairer, steadier price

  8. Which two West African countries grow the largest shares of world cocoa?

    • Egypt and South Africa
    • Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire
    • Senegal and Mali
    • Nigeria and Kenya

  9. Cote d'Ivoire grows 39% of world cocoa and Ghana grows 14%. Roughly how do their shares compare?

    • Nearly triple
    • Ten times more
    • Half as much
    • About equal

  10. A chocolate bar costs £1. If the farmer gets 7p and the factory gets 40p, roughly how many times more does the factory receive?

    • Double
    • Nearly six times
    • Equal share
    • Twenty times

  11. What term describes resources that can naturally replenish over time?

    • Non-renewable resources
    • Exhaustible resources
    • Renewable resources
    • Finite resources

  12. Moving raw cocoa beans from a farm to a factory is part of which stage?

    • Consumption stage
    • Retail stage
    • Transport stage
    • Farming stage

  13. On the price breakdown of a £1 chocolate bar, which group takes the largest share?

    • The government
    • The factory
    • The local shipper
    • The cocoa farmer

  14. Why is the traditional cocoa supply chain often criticised as unfair to farmers?

    • Too many factories
    • Low farmer pay
    • Free transport
    • Excessive rainfall

  15. What geographical term describes a country selling its resources abroad?

    • Consuming
    • Mining
    • Exporting
    • Importing

  16. Why might a resource-rich country still have many people living in poverty?

    • Too many schools
    • Zero natural resources
    • Foreign company profits
    • Excessive local wages

  17. What is the primary aim of the Fairtrade system for crop producers?

    • Stopping transport
    • Free farm machinery
    • Fairer crop prices
    • Ending all trade

  18. How can exporting natural resources help to develop an African nation?

    • Funding public services
    • Reducing populations
    • Eliminating all taxes
    • Lowering employment

  19. What direct change would give a cocoa farmer a much fairer deal?

    • Higher bean prices
    • Fewer factory workers
    • More middlemen
    • Cheaper chocolate bars

  20. Which statement best describes the variety of African trade?

    • Gold exclusively
    • Cocoa only
    • No international trade
    • Diverse exports

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