geography term 2
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preceptions
are people opinions
example of climate
too cold, too warm
example of landform
beaches, mountaions
example natural resources
lots of coal in western australia
rural places
not much business, lots of land. Basically in between urban and isolated
urban places
oppisote of rural/isolated. It is busy and has lots of cities
isolated places
not much stuff, away from all towns, and anything near ( norfolk island )
the average rainfall on a climate graph is always
blue in a bar graph
the average daytime temp in a climate graph is always
red ( on top of the dip )
the average night time temp in a climate graph is always
purple ( on the bottom of the dip )
area is what figure?
4
grid refernce is what figure
6
what is port pirie home to?
one of the largest smelters in the world
lead in port pirie caused
lower iq and acedimic achievements, adhd, learning difficulties, behaviour disorders
conntour lines
lines on a map that join places of the same height
relief
is the term used for the differences in height from place to place on the lands surface
cntour interval
the difference in elevation represented by each contour line in a topographic map
environmental quality’ means things like (name 5)
1.How much air and water pollution there is in a place 2.How much noise there is in a place 3.Whether there is good access to open space 4.The amount of traffic 5.The visual effects of buildings and roads
Name 4 Factors that reduce environmental quality
natural hazard, conflict, population pressures, land degradation.
3 areas of Area of environmental quality affected by Natural Hazards
Air pollution Water pollution Habitat destruction (including cities and suburbs for humans)
Area of environmental quality affected by Conflict
Habitat destruction
4 Areas of environmental quality affected by population pressures
Traffic volumes Air pollution Noise Access to open space
2 Area of environmental quality affected by land degradation
Food sources lost (obviously a major problem when we starve) Water pollution
4 Human factors that influence perceptions of liveability
• culture, • income, • employment, • crime and safety.