DP Geography Questionbank
Patterns in environmental quality and sustainability
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[N/A]Directly related questions
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16N.1.bp.3a:
Describe what is meant by the term “environmental sustainability”.
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16N.1.bp.3b:
State the aspect of environmental sustainability that should replace “A” on the graph.
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16N.1.bp.3c:
Describe the progress made by this corporation since 2010 towards meeting its 2020 targets for environmental sustainability.
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16N.1.bp.3d:
Suggest two environmental disadvantages of sending waste to landfill.
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.1.bp.3a:
Define physical water scarcity.
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.1.bp.3b:
Define economic water scarcity.
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.1.bp.3c:
Describe the global pattern of water scarcity shown on the map.
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.1.bp.3d:
Explain the factors affecting access to safe drinking water.
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.1.bp.6:
“The causes of global climatic change are essentially human.” Discuss this statement.
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16N.1.bp.5:
“The fact that the world’s population is now growing less rapidly means that there will be less pressure on the environment.” Discuss this statement.
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16N.1.bp.7:
Examine the relationship between environmental change and human migrations.
- 17M.1.bp.3a: Identify the country shown on the graph with the lowest percentage of forest cover.
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17M.1.bp.3b:
Distinguish between forest cover and biodiversity.
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17M.1.bp.3c:
Suggest two reasons why forest cover in some countries has increased in recent years.
Reason 1:
Reason 2:
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17M.1.bp.3d:
Explain two consequences of the reduction of biodiversity in some tropical rainforests.
Consequence 1:
Consequence 2:
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17M.1.bp.6:
“Climate change will only increase global disparities in wealth.” Discuss this statement.
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17N.1.bp.03a:
State which external forcing shown on the graph has the greatest impact on temperature in the atmosphere.
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17N.1.bp.03b:
Outline what is meant by “albedo”.
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17N.1.bp.03c:
Briefly describe the difference between stratospheric ozone and tropospheric ozone.
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17N.1.bp.03d:
Explain two environmental consequences of global climatic change (global warming).
Consequence 1:
Consequence 2:
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17N.1.bp.07:
Discuss why some governments find it difficult to provide access to safe drinking water for all their people.
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17N.1.bp.05:
“Poverty reduction cannot be achieved without improved soil management.” Discuss this statement.
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18M.1.bp.3c:
Distinguish between physical water scarcity and economic water scarcity.
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18M.1.bp.3a:
Describe how the estimated impact of climate change on agricultural production varies with latitude.
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18M.1.bp.3b:
Suggest two reasons why global climate change may lead to an increase in agricultural production in some places.
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18M.1.bp.6:
“Population growth is the greatest threat to our planet’s soil quality and biodiversity.” Discuss this statement.
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18N.1.bp.3d:
Explain two ways in which access to safe drinking water can be improved.
Way 1:
Way 2:
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18N.1.bp.3c:
Explain one reason why economic water scarcity is relatively common inn Sub-Saharan Africa.
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18N.1.bp.6:
“Global climate change will reduce economic disparities.” Discuss this statement.
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18N.1.bp.3a:
Outline what is meant by the term “environmental sustainability”.
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18N.1.bp.3b:
Describe the distribution of countries that are using more than 60 % of their renewable water resources.
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18N.1.bp.7:
“Our climate and Earth’s biodiversity will benefit if we stop using oil as our main energy source.” Discuss this statement.
Sub sections and their related questions
Soil and change
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16N.1.bp.7:
Examine the relationship between environmental change and human migrations.
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17N.1.bp.05:
“Poverty reduction cannot be achieved without improved soil management.” Discuss this statement.
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18M.1.bp.6:
“Population growth is the greatest threat to our planet’s soil quality and biodiversity.” Discuss this statement.
Water and change
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.1.bp.3a:
Define physical water scarcity.
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.1.bp.3b:
Define economic water scarcity.
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.1.bp.3c:
Describe the global pattern of water scarcity shown on the map.
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.1.bp.3d:
Explain the factors affecting access to safe drinking water.
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16N.1.bp.7:
Examine the relationship between environmental change and human migrations.
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17N.1.bp.07:
Discuss why some governments find it difficult to provide access to safe drinking water for all their people.
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18M.1.bp.3c:
Distinguish between physical water scarcity and economic water scarcity.
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18N.1.bp.3b:
Describe the distribution of countries that are using more than 60 % of their renewable water resources.
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18N.1.bp.3c:
Explain one reason why economic water scarcity is relatively common inn Sub-Saharan Africa.
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18N.1.bp.3d:
Explain two ways in which access to safe drinking water can be improved.
Way 1:
Way 2:
Biodiversity and change
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16N.1.bp.7:
Examine the relationship between environmental change and human migrations.
- 17M.1.bp.3a: Identify the country shown on the graph with the lowest percentage of forest cover.
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17M.1.bp.3b:
Distinguish between forest cover and biodiversity.
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17M.1.bp.3c:
Suggest two reasons why forest cover in some countries has increased in recent years.
Reason 1:
Reason 2:
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17M.1.bp.3d:
Explain two consequences of the reduction of biodiversity in some tropical rainforests.
Consequence 1:
Consequence 2:
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18M.1.bp.6:
“Population growth is the greatest threat to our planet’s soil quality and biodiversity.” Discuss this statement.
Sustainability and the environment
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16N.1.bp.3a:
Describe what is meant by the term “environmental sustainability”.
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16N.1.bp.3b:
State the aspect of environmental sustainability that should replace “A” on the graph.
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16N.1.bp.3c:
Describe the progress made by this corporation since 2010 towards meeting its 2020 targets for environmental sustainability.
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16N.1.bp.3d:
Suggest two environmental disadvantages of sending waste to landfill.
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16N.1.bp.5:
“The fact that the world’s population is now growing less rapidly means that there will be less pressure on the environment.” Discuss this statement.
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16N.1.bp.7:
Examine the relationship between environmental change and human migrations.
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18N.1.bp.3a:
Outline what is meant by the term “environmental sustainability”.
Atmosphere and change
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.1.bp.6:
“The causes of global climatic change are essentially human.” Discuss this statement.
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16N.1.bp.7:
Examine the relationship between environmental change and human migrations.
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17M.1.bp.6:
“Climate change will only increase global disparities in wealth.” Discuss this statement.
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17N.1.bp.03a:
State which external forcing shown on the graph has the greatest impact on temperature in the atmosphere.
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17N.1.bp.03b:
Outline what is meant by “albedo”.
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17N.1.bp.03c:
Briefly describe the difference between stratospheric ozone and tropospheric ozone.
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17N.1.bp.03d:
Explain two environmental consequences of global climatic change (global warming).
Consequence 1:
Consequence 2:
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18M.1.bp.3a:
Describe how the estimated impact of climate change on agricultural production varies with latitude.
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18M.1.bp.3b:
Suggest two reasons why global climate change may lead to an increase in agricultural production in some places.
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18N.1.bp.6:
“Global climate change will reduce economic disparities.” Discuss this statement.
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18N.1.bp.7:
“Our climate and Earth’s biodiversity will benefit if we stop using oil as our main energy source.” Discuss this statement.