CCEA A-Level Geography Human Geography overview quiz quiz

The difference between the birth rate and the death rate

The combined total of births, deaths and net migration in a year

The number of people moving permanently into a given area

The average number of children born to each woman over her lifetime

Stage 2

Stage 1

Stage 4

Stage 5

The continued growth and expansion of the central business district

The return of investment and population back into the inner city

Movement of people from cities into smaller towns and rural areas

The gradual outward physical spread of the suburbs into the countryside

The Hoyt sector model of wedge-shaped zones

The Harris and Ullman multiple-nuclei model

The Rostow model of economic development stages

The Burgess concentric model

Income, life expectancy and education

Income, levels of employment and quality of housing

The birth rate, the death rate and net migration

Gross domestic product, exports and imports

They have simply not yet reached the take-off stage of economic growth

Their unequal relationship with richer core countries keeps them poor

They lack natural resources of any kind within their own borders

They have far too small a population to sustain real economic growth

The natural relief of a region before settlement

A map of climate zones

The visible imprint of human culture on a place

The pattern of farmland only

The complete and total loss of every form of local culture

The outright banning of all foreign media within a country

A deliberate return to a single, unchanged traditional culture

The blending of different cultures into new mixed forms

Quaternary

Primary, the extraction of raw materials

Secondary, the manufacture of finished goods

Tertiary, the provision of everyday services

The Sahel afforestation project across the southern Sahara fringe

The Titanic Quarter and Laganside redevelopment

The River Bann flood walls and channel management scheme

The Murlough sand dune nature reserve on the County Down coast

They never create any jobs at all in the host countries where they invest

They always pay the very highest wages available anywhere in the whole host region

They can exploit weak regulation and relocate quickly, leaving areas vulnerable

They are unable to transfer any technology or skills to the host country