Lesson Y9-U04-L09

Land-Use Conflict in Glaciated Uplands Quiz: KS3 Geography, Unit 16

20 questions

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Lesson Y9-U04-L09, Land-Use Conflict in Glaciated Uplands: 20 multiple choice questions for the KS3 Geography (National Curriculum), Unit 16: Year 9: Dynamic Landscapes: Tectonics and Ice, written with Revision Ninja.

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The 20 questions

  1. What term describes a clash between different groups wanting to use the same land?

    • Economic migration
    • Global shift
    • Urban sprawl
    • Land-use conflict

  2. What is the term for any person or group with an interest in a decision?

    • Transnational
    • Commuter
    • Tourist
    • Stakeholder

  3. What name is given to a popular tourist site that attracts very large crowds?

    • National park
    • Green belt
    • Honeypot site
    • Brownfield site

  4. What does conservation primarily mean in a national park?

    • Maximising tourism profit
    • Building new roads
    • Protecting the environment
    • Clearing native forests

  5. Which glaciated upland feature famously attracts many tourists?

    • Erratic boulder
    • Terminal moraine
    • Ribbon lake
    • Drumlin field

  6. Which group most wants grazing rights kept for its sheep?

    • Tourists.
    • Hydro-electric companies.
    • Farmers.
    • Hikers from abroad.

  7. Which group most wants rare upland habitats protected from trampling?

    • Conservationists
    • Property developers
    • Road planners
    • Tour operators

  8. What problem is most directly caused by heavy visitor numbers?

    • Footpath erosion
    • Volcanic activity
    • Glacial retreat
    • Sea level rise

  9. What is the main aim of a park-and-ride scheme?

    • Lowering farm prices
    • Banning all visitors
    • Increasing car parks
    • Reducing traffic congestion

  10. Why do holiday homes often cause conflict with local families?

    • Pushing up prices
    • Creating too jobs
    • Stopping all farming
    • Blocking main roads

  11. Why must a national park authority usually compromise?

    • Absence of rules
    • Government orders
    • Lack of money
    • Competing legitimate claims

  12. Which transport conflict commonly occurs between visitors and locals?

    • Blocked shipping canals
    • Blocked narrow lanes
    • Overcrowded airports
    • Congested underground trains

  13. On a zip-wire survey, which group is typically least in favour?

    • Conservationists
    • Tourists
    • Business owners
    • Developers

  14. Which group shows the highest level of support for a zip-wire development?

    • Local residents
    • Conservationists
    • Tourists
    • Farmers

  15. When evaluating a zip-wire proposal, whose views must be considered?

    • Developers only
    • All stakeholder groups
    • Tourists only
    • Farmers only

  16. What is a reasonable planning compromise for a controversial tourist attraction?

    • Unrestricted building
    • Ignoring objections
    • Immediate total ban
    • Conditional approval

  17. Which group would most directly gain from a new car park beside a lake?

    • Rare wildlife
    • Tourists
    • Conservationists
    • Local badgers

  18. Why is a honeypot tourist site harder to manage?

    • Total visitor absence
    • Constant flat terrain
    • Complete lack of paths
    • Concentrated high pressure

  19. What should guide final national park management decisions?

    • Balanced evidence
    • Loudest voice
    • Quickest outcome
    • Most financial profit

  20. Which UK park group faces conflict between conservation and millions of annual visitors?

    • National Parks
    • Arable farms
    • Urban centres
    • Industrial estates

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