Social and Environmental Challenges overview quiz - WJEC GCSE Geography quiz

Only a country's total wealth

The quality of life and wellbeing of people

The number of factories

The size of the army

GNI per head

Total exports

Infant mortality rate

Number of TNCs

Wealth is automatically shared equally

Social development does not depend on money at all

They always match exactly

Wealth must be invested in services and shared fairly to raise quality of life

Cities often have better services than remote rural areas

All areas have identical services

Only the climate matters

Rural areas always have the best hospitals

A large government dam project

A national vaccination programme run by the state

A local NGO building a village clinic

International aid for motorways

Targets for building the most factories

Global targets for issues such as health, education and gender equality

Rules for international trade only

A list of the richest countries

Growing food for yourself only

Reducing how much you buy

The buying and using of ever more goods and services

Recycling all waste

The land and resources needed to support a person's consumption and absorb their waste

The size of a person's garden

How far someone walks each day

The number of trees in a country

More forests growing

Cleaner air everywhere

Less waste produced

Resource depletion and more pollution

Using as many resources as possible now

Meeting present needs without harming future generations' ability to meet theirs

Ignoring the environment

Only protecting wildlife and nothing else

Read, write, count

Run, ride, row

Reduce, reuse, recycle

Rich, regional, rural

Coal

Oil

Natural gas

Solar power

Only by individuals

Only by governments

By individuals, governments and international agreements together

By no one, as nothing can be done

As coursework marked by the school

By data response in the Unit 2 written exam (1 hour 30 minutes)

By a spoken presentation

In the fieldwork enquiry only