Lesson Y9-U01-L10

Evaluating Globalisation: Assessment Preparation Quiz: KS3 Geography, Unit 13

20 questions

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Lesson Y9-U01-L10, Evaluating Globalisation: Assessment Preparation: 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. In an evaluate exam question, what must the final response conclude with?

    • Raw data tables
    • A blank paragraph
    • A simple definition
    • Justified judgement

  2. In standard paragraph structure for geography essays, what does PEEL stand for?

    • Problem, Effect, Evaluation, Lesson
    • Plan, Edit, Estimate, List
    • Point, Evidence, Explain, Link
    • Place, Economy, Environment, Location

  3. In a PEEL paragraph, which step adds the place name or the number?

    • Point
    • Evidence
    • Link
    • Explain

  4. What does the phrase 'on balance' signal in a geographical evaluation?

    • Absolute certainty
    • Pure description
    • Single perspective
    • Weighed judgement

  5. What is a counter-argument in an essay?

    • Opposing viewpoint
    • Supporting fact
    • Main hypothesis
    • Statistical error

  6. Which of these is a key economic benefit of globalisation?

    • Lower consumer prices
    • Reduced transport networks
    • Slower market growth
    • Higher local taxes

  7. Which of these is a common social cost of globalisation?

    • Increased local funding
    • Universal healthcare
    • Guaranteed employment
    • Low factory wages

  8. Why is China's rising HDI used effectively in geographical writing?

    • Pure economic theory
    • Vague general opinion
    • Specific statistical evidence
    • Hypothetical future trend

  9. Why is a named place stronger geographical evidence than 'some countries'?

    • Absolute brevity
    • Random guessing
    • Emotional appeal
    • Checkable precision

  10. Which scheme represents an argument in favour of ethical globalisation?

    • Fairtrade minimum price
    • Import quotas
    • Nationalisation
    • Tariff barriers

  11. Which of these is a negative consequence of deindustrialisation in the UK?

    • Job losses
    • Population boom
    • Export surplus
    • Wage inflation

  12. In a PEEL paragraph, what does the Explain step provide?

    • Initial statement
    • Reasoning behind evidence
    • Statistical data
    • Concluding summary

  13. In a PEEL paragraph, what does the Link step achieve?

    • Defines key terms
    • Introduces new topic
    • States raw data
    • Connects to question

  14. What does a balanced geographical evaluation require?

    • Avoiding decisions
    • Ignoring drawbacks
    • Weighing opposing evidence
    • Listing only benefits

  15. Which type of statement demonstrates a fully evaluated judgement?

    • Biased assertion
    • Simple description
    • Balanced conclusion
    • Unproven hypothesis

  16. What is the main flaw of a one-sided geographical evaluation?

    • Weighing both sides
    • Using precise data
    • Concluding with judgment
    • Ignoring counter-arguments

  17. What does a rising Human Development Index primarily indicate?

    • Improved wellbeing
    • Higher military spending
    • Increased carbon output
    • Lower population density

  18. Which of these is a typical economic cost for a host nation of a TNC?

    • Job creation
    • Repatriated profits
    • Infrastructure investment
    • Local tax revenue

  19. What is the most balanced final judgement on globalisation?

    • Uneven benefits
    • Completely bad
    • Totally equal
    • Purely harmful

  20. What key limitation does GDP per person have when measuring a country's wealth?

    • It excludes all taxes
    • It is an average
    • It only counts farming
    • It ignores population

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