KS3 Geography

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KS3 Geography Year 7 Physical Geography Human Geography
Laila Al-Refai
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KS3 Geography Year 7 Human Geography Physical Geography
What does it mean to have close contour lines and what are the numbers on the contour lines? The close contour lines mean this object is steep and the numbers on the lines are the meters high it is
What are the 16 compass points? North, north-northeast, northeast, east-northeast, east, east-southeast, southeast, south-southeast, south, south-southwest, southwest, west-southwest, west, west-northwest, northwest, north-northwest.
What are the main lines of latitude? Arctic circle 90N Tropic of Cancer 23.5N Equator 0 Tropic of Capricorn 23.5N Antarctic circle 90N
What are the causes of Climate Change? the releasing of gasses into the Earth, overpopulation and over-usage of CO2
What are the impacts of Climate Change? positive: longer growing crop periods and warmer temperatures in cold places. negative: glaciers melting, prolonged droughts in hot places, increased natural disasters and increased smog, causing health issues.
Poverty cycle: poor families with too many kids. can't afford a good education for the kids. kids may be illiterate. kids get worse jobs and are even poorer than their parents.
What are the impacts or the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam? Positive: more electricity for (from Ethiopia) Negative: much less water and less crop growth
The course of the Nile: The Nile has two sources, Lake Tanzania in Uganda and Lake Victoria in Ethiopia. They both meet in Sudan. Then they flow to the top of Egypt.
What is the difference between human and physical geography? Human geography affects people and their wellbeing, physical geography is about the Earth.
What are Map Scales? Map scales are the difference between the space on the map to real life. typically, 1:25,000 or 1:50,000.
What should all maps have? A title, a key, compass points and a scale
How to measure map scales? Take the distance and the map and divide it by 4 (if the scale is 25k) or 2 (if the scale is 50k). Then change the sign cm to km
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