Question 1 (Objective)

Choose the best answer from the option A, B, C and D

1. What is migration?
A. Migration is a bad headache
B. Migration is when people travel to a place for leisure purposes.
C. Migration is when people dont like to travel.
D. Migration is a movement of people from one place to another.
2. What do you call it when someone is leaving a country to find work / place elsewhere?
A. Inflammation
B. Emigration
C. Immigration
D. Internal migration
3. What do we call a person who has been forced to leave their home, perhaps by war or a
natural disaster (such as drought), and move away without having another place to go?
A. Emigrant
B. Immigrant
C. Refugee
D. Migrant
4. Moving away from an area to be closer to friends and family is a:
A. Social factor
B. Economic factor
C. Political factor
D. Environmental factor
5. Moving to a new location to find employment is an:
A. Social factor
B. Economic factor
C. Political factor
D. Environmental factor
6. Which of these factors have NOT influenced globalization?
A. Communication system
B. Television
C. Quarry
D. Internet
7. A negative impact of globalisation is:
A. Jobs created in LEDCs
B. Jobs lost in MEDCs
C. Foreign currency brought to LEDCs
D. Mixing of people and cultures

8. The capital of the United States of America is

A. Jefferson City
C. Washington DC
B. Adamsville
D. New York City
9. Which city in United States has the largest population?
A. San Francisco
C. Houston
B. New York City
D. Orlando
10. What is pull factor?
A. A factor in their own country, such as unemployment, that persuades someone away
from where they are currently living.
B. A factor in their own country, such as high quality life, that persuades someone away
from where they are currently living.
C. A factor in another country, such as quality of life, that encourages someone to move
away from where they are currently living.
D. A factor in another country, such high unemployment, which encourages someone to
move away from where they are currently living.
Answer the entire structure question.
Question 1
Using map A , complete the sentences below using some of the following words:low and flat
Plains Great Plains

low rounded highlands

wheat and corn

Central
Rocky

Mountains

The eastern half of USA is ______(1)_____. Apart from the Appalachians, which
are ______(2)______. The ______(3)_______ are flat or gently rolling plains. The
_____(4)______ are a little higher. With the Central Plains, they form a key farming
region: for cattle, and crops like ______(5)_____. The highest mountains in the west are
_____(6)______.

(a) Using Map A, explain why:

i)
There is tundra in Alaska
ii)
Hawaii is much warmer than Alaska
iii)
It is always cooler at P than at Q
iv)
It is warmer at R than at Q, in winter.
[Total 10 marks]
Question 2
Study Fig. 2, which shows information about international migration.

International migration
One of the results of globalisation has been the change in global demand
for labour. Many of the high income countries have low rates of population
growth and labour shortages, whilst changes in demand for goods and services
have created new work opportunities.
Development and education in some low and middle income countries has
resulted in a labour force which is willing and able to emigrate. As farming in
these countries has modernised, millions of people have left the rural areas and
sought work in the cities. But the cities have become overcrowded and high
unemployment levels have forced people to look for work outside their own
country. Often people travel many thousands of kilometres to take advantage of
the new jobs, to earn more money and join other members of their family.

Fig. 2
(a)

(i) What is meant by globalisation ? [1]

(ii) What are the different between Internal Migration and International Migration?[2]
(iii) Give the meaning, and one example of: [4]
1. a push factor
Meaning: ...............................
Example: ...............................
2. a pull factor
Meaning: .................................
Example: .................................

(b)

Study Figure 5, which gives information about refugees entering the UK (United
Kingdom) in 1982, 1992 and 2002.

(i)
In which year did the largest number of refugees enter the UK?
...............................................................................................................................
(1)
(ii) What is meant by the term sources of refugees?
...............................................................................................................................
...............................................................................................................................
(1)
(iii) Referring to refugees, explain how forced migration differs from voluntary
migration.
..............................................................................................................................
(ii) Describe the benefits and problems for those left at home of having family members
overseas. [3]

[Total 10 marks]

Question 3
(a)

(i)

What is American Dream? [1]

(ii)

How does globalisation affect peoples lives? [2]

This is about superpowers is the USA one?

Coca Cola

McDonalds
Kelloggs
MTV

Pizza Hut
Microsoft
Google

Starbucks

Disney

e-Bay
Levis

Heinz
Pepsi
KFC

Kodak
Intel

(b) These companies are all based in the USA and sell many things. If they are involved in:
(i) Food and drink colour it red [1]
(ii) Computer / Technology colour it blue [1]
(iii)
Entertainment colour it with pencil.[1]
(c) Choose ONE of the companies. Write down how it affects your life. [2]
(d) The companies shown above are global brands. What do you think is a global brand? [2]

[Total 10 marks]

Question 4
(a) Study Fig. 10, which shows the main sources of the worlds carbon dioxide emissions.

(i)

Identify a human activity which produces over 25% of the worlds emissions of
carbon dioxide. [1]

(ii)

Give examples of two different types of transport which give off carbon dioxide.
[2]

(iii)

Suggest three reasons why levels of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide are
increasing. [3]

(iv)

Explain how greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide, are causing global
warming. You may include a diagram in your answer. [4]

[Total 10 marks]