Lesson Y9-U01-L01

What is Globalisation? Quiz: KS3 Geography, Unit 13

20 questions

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Lesson Y9-U01-L01, What is Globalisation?: 20 multiple choice questions for the KS3 Geography (National Curriculum), Unit 13: Year 9: A Globalised World: Economies, Trade and Power, written with Revision Ninja.

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The 20 questions

  1. What does globalisation primarily describe?

    • Government censorship
    • Local manufacturing
    • National isolation
    • Global connectedness
  2. What is an interconnection in geography?

    • Linking places
    • Weather pattern
    • Physical barrier
    • Rock formation
  3. What term describes faster transport and communication making distant places feel closer?

    • Carrying capacity
    • Primary sector
    • Time-space compression
    • Population density
  4. Which of these is an example of a transnational corporation?

    • Local bakery
    • Corner shop
    • City council
    • Apple
  5. In standard global supply chain examples, where is cotton usually grown?

    • Norway
    • Canada
    • India
    • Iceland
  6. Which scenario best demonstrates the 'shrinking world' concept?

    • Instant messaging
    • Walking long distances
    • Riding a bicycle
    • Sailing across oceans
  7. Which two flows typically increase between countries during globalisation?

    • Tides and waves
    • Goods and money
    • Magma and ash
    • Rocks and soil
  8. Top everyday travel speeds: 1500s 10 mph, 1850s 65 mph, 1950s 400 mph, today 600 mph. Between which two dates did top speed rise the most?

    • Between the 1500s and the 1850s
    • Between the 1950s and today
    • Between the 1500s and today
    • Between the 1850s and the 1950s
  9. What happened to top everyday travel speeds after the 1850s?

    • Fell steadily
    • Stayed constant
    • Rose sharply
    • Stopped entirely
  10. Why do digital messages to distant countries now arrive almost instantly?

    • Freight trains
    • Internet communication
    • Cargo ships
    • Postal pigeons
  11. Why can a UK firm share files with an overseas team in moments?

    • Handwritten letters
    • Printed documents
    • Cheap fast internet
    • Satellite television
  12. Which term describes the increasing global connections between countries through trade and culture?

    • Isolation
    • Urbanisation
    • Globalisation
    • Colonisation
  13. Why are many electronics shipped to the UK from China?

    • Lack of global ports
    • Strict UK factory laws
    • Cheaper labour costs
    • Higher shipping distance
  14. On a globalisation map, what do connecting lines usually represent?

    • Time zones
    • Mountain ranges
    • Flows and directions
    • National borders
  15. Sourcing phone parts from multiple countries demonstrates which concept?

    • Local manufacturing
    • Agricultural self-sufficiency
    • Global interdependence
    • National isolation
  16. What is the primary aim of a transnational corporation?

    • Single-country sales
    • Local charity work
    • Global operations
    • Government regulation
  17. Why do geographers claim the world has 'shrunk'?

    • Rising sea levels
    • Faster travel times
    • Pangaea reforming
    • Shrinking landmasses
  18. What is the best definition of globalisation?

    • Decreasing global trade
    • Isolating national economies
    • Increasing world connectedness
    • Ending international travel
  19. Which economic decision in one country can quickly affect overseas loans?

    • Printing paper maps
    • Halting public buses
    • Banning local markets
    • Changing interest rates
  20. Which regions typically show the most trade and communication links on global maps?

    • Remote polar regions
    • Isolated rural areas
    • Uninhabited deserts
    • Wealthy economic hubs

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