geography china test Flashcards

1
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What is the population of China?

A

Approximately 1.3 billion

This figure is subject to change as population growth continues.

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2
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What is the size of China in million km²?

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9.6 million km²

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3
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What are two main physical features of China?

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  • Himalaya mountains
  • Gobi Desert
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4
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What does GNI stand for and what does it represent?

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Gross National Income; average income per person expressed in US$

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5
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What is the definition of population density?

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The number of people per km²

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6
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What is the birth rate?

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The number born each year per 1000 population

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7
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What is the death rate?

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The number dying each year per 1000 population

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8
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What is meant by natural increase?

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The difference between births and deaths

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9
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What policy was introduced in China in 1979 to control population growth?

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One Child Policy

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10
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What was the fertility rate in China before the One Child Policy?

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6.5 babies per woman

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What policy replaced the One Child Policy in 2015?

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Two Child Policy

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12
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What is the current fertility rate in China as of 2021?

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1.6 babies per woman

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13
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What does the term ‘Little Emperors’ refer to?

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Spoilt children in single child families

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14
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What is the definition of superpower?

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A very powerful country with significant global influence

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15
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What are two human features of China?

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  • Cities
  • Great Wall
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16
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What is urbanisation?

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The growing proportion of people living in towns and cities

17
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What is one major environmental issue caused by rapid urban growth in China?

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Air and water pollution

18
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What is the Three Gorges Dam built to address?

A

Rapid population growth and lack of water and electricity

19
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How many people were displaced due to the Three Gorges Dam?

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1.25 million people

20
Q

What is neo-colonialism?

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Holding power over countries without political takeover

21
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What is the significance of the Silk Roads in modern times?

A

They are expanding for trade

22
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What does the term ‘infrastructure’ refer to?

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Roads, railways, and electrical links

23
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What is the relationship between population distribution and physical features in China?

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High density in lowland, coastal areas and low density in mountainous, low rainfall areas

24
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What are the top trading partners with China?

A
  • USA
  • Hong Kong
  • Japan
  • South Korea
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What is the impact of globalisation on China?
Increased interconnectedness and interdependence
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Fill in the blank: China's policies have led to an _______ population.
ageing
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True or False: China's One Child Policy was introduced due to concerns about overpopulation.
True
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What is exploitation in the context of urban growth?
Taking advantage of people in vulnerable situations
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What environmental impact is caused by the chemicals released from factories in China?
Pollution of water sources
30
What is meant by 'population distribution'?
The spread of the population, e.g. concentrated, evenly spread, sparse
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List two factors that affect population growth in China.
* Birth rates * Death rates
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What is meant by sustainable development?
Progress with a reduced impact on the environment