Lesson Y8-U04-L09

Connected World: Trade, the Belt and Road, and the UK Quiz: KS3 Geography, Unit 10

20 questions

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Lesson Y8-U04-L09, Connected World: Trade, the Belt and Road, and the UK: 20 multiple choice questions for the KS3 Geography (National Curriculum), Unit 10: Year 8: Asia in Focus: China and India, written with Revision Ninja.

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The 20 questions

  1. What does trade mean between countries?

    • Forced land capture
    • Buying and selling
    • Free charity aid
    • Population migration

  2. What term describes a good a country buys in from abroad?

    • A tariff
    • A subsidy
    • An import
    • An export

  3. Which term describes goods that a country sells to other countries?

    • An export
    • A domestic loan
    • A raw material
    • An import

  4. A phone made in China and bought in the UK is what for the UK?

    • Raw material
    • An import
    • Domestic surplus
    • An export

  5. Which of these is classified as an export from the UK?

    • Foreign oil bought
    • Imports from China
    • Domestic holiday spending
    • Cars sold abroad

  6. What does China mainly send to the UK?

    • Dairy products
    • Raw timber
    • Crude oil
    • Manufactured goods

  7. Which non-physical product does India send to the UK?

    • Manufactured steel
    • Container ships
    • Digital services
    • Automobile parts

  8. Which goods and services does the UK send back to China and India?

    • Machinery and medicine
    • Cheap plastic toys
    • Mass-produced clothing
    • Raw crude oil

  9. Which canal does a cargo ship pass through when travelling from Shanghai to the UK?

    • The Panama Canal
    • The Erie Canal
    • The Suez Canal
    • The Caledonian Canal

  10. Cotton T-shirts travel from Mumbai to the UK by sea. Which ocean do they cross first?

    • The Pacific Ocean
    • The Arctic Ocean
    • The Atlantic Ocean
    • The Indian Ocean

  11. Which UK port is named as the country's largest container port?

    • Hull
    • Dover
    • Felixstowe
    • Liverpool

  12. What does the 'Road' part of China's Belt and Road Initiative refer to?

    • Motorways across Asia
    • Mountain hiking trails
    • Railway networks
    • Sea routes and ports

  13. Which project is a sea route part of the Belt and Road Initiative?

    • A Sri Lankan port
    • A Central Asian railway
    • A European gas pipeline
    • A mountain highway

  14. A freight train from Yiwu in China can reach London in about how long?

    • 18 weeks
    • 18 hours
    • 18 months
    • 18 days

  15. A UK company outsourcing customer support calls to India is an example of what?

    • Heavy manufacturing export
    • A raw material import
    • A service trade link
    • Primary sector farming

  16. What is a major benefit of international trade with China and India for UK shoppers?

    • Slower deliveries
    • Cheaper goods
    • Higher taxes
    • Fewer choices

  17. What is a primary risk of depending on supply chains from far away?

    • Blocked routes
    • Domestic surplus
    • Local recycling
    • Shorter distances

  18. How do manufactured goods from China and India typically reach UK homes?

    • Container ships
    • Underground rail
    • Local pipelines
    • Postal walking

  19. What term describes the way places worldwide become more connected through trade?

    • Globalisation
    • Urbanisation
    • Migration
    • Deforestation

  20. What is a key financial risk of the Belt and Road Initiative for participating nations?

    • Heavy debt
    • Tax rebates
    • Free energy
    • Instant profit

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