Rio Jenerio Ai Proper Flashcards

1
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What percentage of Brazil’s GDP does Rio contribute?

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5%

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2
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What is the population of Rio de Janeiro?

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6.5 million

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3
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What are some important industries in Rio?

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  • Manufacturing
  • Finance
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4
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How many ports and airports does Rio have?

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5 ports and 3 airports

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5
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What cultural significance does Rio have in Brazil?

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Cultural capital with 50 museums and the annual carnival

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6
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Which major international event did Rio host in 2016?

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Summer Olympic Games

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7
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Why is Rio considered a main tourist destination?

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Famous for its beaches, Carnaval, and the statue of Christ the Redeemer

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8
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How many visitors does Rio attract per year?

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2.82 million

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9
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What designation does Rio hold as a World Heritage Site?

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Recognized as being of outstanding international importance

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10
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What is the largest city in Brazil?

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Sao Paulo

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11
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True or False: Rio de Janeiro is the third largest urban area in Brazil.

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False

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12
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Fill in the blank: Rio de Janeiro is the ______ largest city in Brazil.

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[second]

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13
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What is one reason for Rio’s rapid growth in the last 50 years?

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Multiple factors including economic development and urbanization

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14
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Why is low school enrolment a problem for Rio de Janeiro?

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It perpetuates cycles of poverty and inequality.

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15
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What is a consequence of children not receiving an education?

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Limited job prospects in the future.

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16
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How does limited education affect living conditions?

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It affects their ability to improve their living conditions.

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17
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What social issues can arise from low school enrolment?

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Higher crime rates and social unrest.

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18
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Fill in the blank: Uneducated youth may feel _______.

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marginalized

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19
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What can lead to feelings of marginalization among youth?

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Lack of opportunities due to low education.

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20
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What can limited access to adequate healthcare lead to?

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Serious health issues for individuals and communities

This includes higher rates of illness, preventable diseases, and mortality.

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21
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Fill in the blank: Limited access to adequate healthcare can result in _______.

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[higher rates of illness, preventable diseases, and mortality]

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22
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True or False: Inadequate healthcare only affects individuals and not communities.

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False

Inadequate healthcare impacts both individuals and communities.

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23
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What can high unemployment rates lead to?

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Increased poverty and inequality

Families struggle to make ends meet without a steady income.

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24
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What is one major consequence of crime in Rio de Janeiro?

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Undermines quality of life

Crime negatively affects residents’ daily experiences and overall well-being.

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25
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How does crime impact economic development in Rio de Janeiro?

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It hinders economic development

High crime rates can deter investment and business growth.

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26
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What aspect of community life does crime affect in Rio de Janeiro?

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Social cohesion

Increased crime can lead to distrust and fragmentation within communities.

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27
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What is essential for creating safer communities in Rio de Janeiro?

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Addressing crime

Effective crime reduction strategies are necessary for community safety.

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28
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What can addressing crime in Rio de Janeiro attract?

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Investment

A safer environment is more appealing to investors and businesses.

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29
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How does crime impact economic development in Rio de Janeiro?

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It hinders economic development

High crime rates can deter investment and business growth.

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30
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What aspect of community life does crime affect in Rio de Janeiro?

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Social cohesion

Increased crime can lead to distrust and fragmentation within communities.

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31
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What is essential for creating safer communities in Rio de Janeiro?

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Addressing crime

Effective crime reduction strategies are necessary for community safety.

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32
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What can addressing crime in Rio de Janeiro attract?

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Investment

A safer environment is more appealing to investors and businesses.

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33
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What does air pollution pose a serious threat to in Rio de Janeiro?

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Public health, the environment, and the economy

Air pollution can lead to various health issues, environmental degradation, and economic costs.

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34
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Why is addressing air quality important for Rio de Janeiro?

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It is crucial for improving the well-being of residents and ensuring a sustainable future for the city

Poor air quality can negatively impact health and quality of life.

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35
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True or False: Addressing air quality has no impact on the economy of Rio de Janeiro.

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False

Good air quality is essential for a healthy economy.

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36
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Fill in the blank: Air pollution poses a serious threat to _______ in Rio de Janeiro.

A

public health, the environment, and the economy

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37
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What is the overall issue discussed in the text?

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Waste management in Rio de Janeiro poses health, environmental, and economic challenges.

Effective waste management is crucial for public health and environmental protection.

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38
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What are the key challenges of waste management in Rio de Janeiro?

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Health, environmental, and economic challenges.

These challenges affect the quality of life for residents.

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39
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Why are effective waste management strategies important?

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They are essential for improving public health, protecting the environment, and enhancing the quality of life for residents.

Strategies directly impact community well-being.

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40
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What was has been done to improve the about of unemployment

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Open private university in rocinha

Grant given to poor families to help coast of schooling

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41
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What has been Done to reduce unemployment

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Programme aims to improve education for young people in violent area

Free childcare for teenage parents

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42
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What had been done to reduce the high levels of crimes

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Ppus police pacifying units set up to reclaim reveals from gangs

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43
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What has been done to reduce air pollution

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Roads are one way during rush hours to improve traffic flow

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44
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What has been done to improve waste

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Power plants have been set up to produce methane from rotting rubbish

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45
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What is the murder rate in many favelas?

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20 per 1000 people

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46
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What dominates many favelas?

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Drug gangs

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47
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Why do many inhabitants distrust the police?

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Because of violence and corruption

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48
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What is the population density in some areas of favelas?

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37,000 km2

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49
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What is the infant mortality rate in favelas?

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As high as 50 per 1000

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50
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What happens to waste in many favelas?

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It cannot be disposed of and builds up in the street

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51
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What danger does the accumulation of waste pose?

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Increases the danger of disease

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52
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What often happens when rubbish is burned in favelas?

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It sets fire to the wooden houses

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53
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What is a harmful effect of smoke from burning rubbish?

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It is harmful to health

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54
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What is the aim of the Revels Bairro Project?

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Improving urban spaces in neighborhoods, particularly underserved areas

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55
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What key focus areas does the Revels Bairro Project emphasize?

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  • Community engagement
  • Sustainability
  • Enhancing the quality of life for residents
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56
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True or False: The Revels Bairro Project targets only affluent neighborhoods.

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False

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57
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Fill in the blank: The Revels Bairro Project is particularly focused on areas facing _______.

A

socio-economic challenges

58
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What has the project fostered among residents?

A

A sense of community

This is achieved by involving residents in the planning and implementation processes.

59
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How does community engagement affect social ties?

A

It leads to stronger social ties and a greater sense of belonging among residents.

60
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What has improved infrastructure contributed to in the favelas?

A

Enhanced safety

This includes the presence of public services.

61
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What do residents feel as a result of improved safety in their neighborhoods?

A

More secure

This feeling is crucial for their overall well-being.

62
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Fill in the blank: The project has involved residents in _______ and implementation processes.

A

[planning]

63
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True or False: Community cohesion has been negatively impacted by the project.

64
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What is one economic impact of improving local infrastructure and services?

A

Job Creation

The project has stimulated economic activity, leading to the emergence of new businesses and job opportunities.

65
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How has the project affected unemployment rates?

A

It has reduced unemployment rates

Job opportunities created by new businesses contribute to lower unemployment.

66
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What type of centers have been established to improve access to services?

A

Community centers

These centers offer education and vocational training to residents.

67
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What benefit does access to education provide to residents?

A

Improves employability and potential income

This access helps lift families out of poverty.

68
Q

Fill in the blank: The project has stimulated economic activity by improving local _______.

A

[infrastructure and services]

69
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True or False: The establishment of community centers has no impact on residents’ skills.

A

False

Community centers provide education and vocational training, enhancing residents’ skills.

70
Q

What are the main job sectors available in Rio?

A
  • tourism
  • Petrobras
  • finance and banking
  • construction
  • port industries

These sectors contribute significantly to the economy of Rio.

71
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What is notable about Rio’s ethnic and cultural diversity?

A

Rio has the largest Portuguese population outside Portugal and 36% of people are multi-racial.

This diversity enriches the local culture with a mix of religions, foods, and customs.

72
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What iconic natural features are found in Rio?

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The beaches of Copacabana and the surrounding mountains.

Copacabana is listed as a World Heritage site.

73
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What community spirit is demonstrated in the favelas of Rio?

A

Tremendous community spirit, co-operation, and recycling of materials.

Favelas are informal settlements known for their strong community ties.

74
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What are the largest urban forests in the world located in Rio?

A
  • Tijuca National Park
  • White Rock Forests

These parks provide significant environmental benefits and recreational spaces.

75
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What role does Rio play in industry?

A

Rio is a major trading port with significant oil and shipbuilding industries.

The headquarters of major companies such as Petrobras and Vale are located here.

76
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What is Brazil’s national sport?

A

Football.

Major global sporting events like the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics have taken place in Rio.

77
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What cultural events is Rio famous for?

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  • Annual carnival
  • Samba schools
  • Sporting events like the Olympic Games

These events attract tourists and celebrate local culture.

78
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What is Rio’s status in higher education?

A

It has several universities and is the 2nd largest center for research and development in Brazil.

This contributes to the educational opportunities available in the city.

79
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What economic activities are present in favelas?

A

Favelas create their own economies with recent improvements allowing for the development of shows and restaurants.

This highlights the resilience and entrepreneurial spirit of favela residents.

80
Q

Categorize the opportunities in Rio into social, economic, and environmental.

A
  • Social: Community spirit, cultural events, education
  • Economic: Job sectors, industry, favela economies
  • Environmental: Urban forests

This categorization helps to understand the multifaceted opportunities in the city.

81
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What is the multiplier effect?

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An important concept in geography that refers to the idea that an initial investment or economic activity can lead to a greater overall increase in economic activity and income within a region.

82
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In which field is the multiplier effect particularly significant?

A

Economic geography.

83
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True or False: The multiplier effect describes how initial economic activity can decrease overall economic growth.

84
Q

Fill in the blank: The multiplier effect leads to a _______ overall increase in economic activity and income within a region.

85
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What does the multiplier effect demonstrate about initial investments?

A

That they can stimulate further economic activity.

86
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What does the multiplier effect illustrate?

A

An initial economic change can lead to greater overall economic growth and development in a region

The multiplier effect demonstrates how initial investments can create additional economic activity.

87
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What is highlighted by the multiplier effect?

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The interconnectedness of economic activities

This concept shows how different sectors of the economy are linked and how changes in one area can impact others.

88
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Why is investment important according to the multiplier effect?

A

It stimulates local economies

Investment can lead to job creation, increased consumer spending, and overall economic growth.

89
Q

What is one effect of jobs created in the economy?

A

Increased income for workers

90
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How does increased income affect workers’ spending?

A

It allows them to buy goods and services from local businesses

91
Q

Increased disposable income leads to _______.

A

[more spending on goods and services]

92
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What major international events have brought global attention to Rio de Janeiro?

A

Hosting major international events

These events have highlighted the city’s culture.

93
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What positive effects have major international events had on Rio de Janeiro’s culture?

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Encouraged cultural exchange and tourism

This allows local artists, musicians, and performers to showcase their talents.

94
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How do major international events impact local artists in Rio de Janeiro?

A

They provide a larger stage for local artists, musicians, and performers

This exposure can enhance their visibility and opportunities.

95
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What feelings can exposure from international events foster among residents of Rio de Janeiro?

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Foster pride among residents

Increased recognition of local culture can enhance community spirit.

96
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What is a significant benefit of promoting traditional customs and practices in Rio de Janeiro?

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Promote cultural preservation

Recognition through international events helps maintain cultural heritage.

98
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What are the economic benefits of hosting the Olympics and World Cup?

A

Substantial benefits including job creation in construction, hospitality, and tourism

99
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How do the Olympics and World Cup impact the local economy?

A

They provide a boost to the local economy

100
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What type of jobs are created by hosting large sporting events?

A

Jobs in construction, hospitality, and tourism

101
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What type of infrastructure improvements are associated with hosting the Olympics and World Cup?

A

Transportation and sports facilities

102
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What is a long-term benefit of infrastructure improvements from hosting these events?

A

Enhancement of the city’s long-term economic prospects

103
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How does increased tourism during and after these events affect local businesses?

A

Leads to ongoing revenue for local businesses

104
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True or False: Hosting the Olympics and World Cup has no impact on job creation.

105
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Fill in the blank: Hosting the Olympics and World Cup can lead to _______ for local businesses.

A

ongoing revenue

106
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What sectors benefit from job creation when hosting the Olympics and World Cup?

A

Construction, hospitality, tourism

107
Q

What has been prioritized to improve access for residents and tourists?

A

Cleaning up and maintaining beaches

This effort has led to environmental improvements in public spaces.

108
Q

What types of initiatives have been implemented to enhance the urban environment?

A

Initiatives aimed at enhancing green spaces and promoting sustainable practices

These initiatives contribute to a healthier urban environment.

109
Q

True or False: Environmental improvements in Rio are solely focused on private spaces.

A

False

The focus includes public spaces and beaches.

110
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Fill in the blank: Efforts to clean up and maintain _______ have led to better access for residents and tourists.

111
Q

What location is specifically mentioned in relation to environmental improvements?

112
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What significant economic impact did the Olympics have on the city?

A

The Olympics brought significant investment into the city, creating jobs in construction, tourism, and hospitality

This economic boost stimulated local businesses and provided employment opportunities for many residents.

113
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List three sectors that benefited from the economic boost during the Olympics.

A
  • Construction
  • Tourism
  • Hospitality
114
Q

True or False: The Olympics did not create any jobs in the city.

115
Q

Fill in the blank: The Olympics helped stimulate local _______.

A

businesses

116
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What type of employment opportunities did the Olympics provide?

A

Employment opportunities for many residents

117
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What is a significant financial challenge associated with hosting the Olympics?

A

Cost overruns and long-term debt

Hosting the Olympics often leads to significant financial burdens for the host city.

118
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What concerns arise from the financial burden of the Olympics?

A

Concerns about cost overruns and long-term debt

These concerns question the worthiness of the investment.

119
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True or False: The financial burden of hosting the Olympics can lead to doubts about the return on investment.

A

True

The financial implications often lead to scrutiny regarding the benefits gained from hosting.

120
Q

Fill in the blank: The financial burden of hosting the Olympics raised questions about whether the investment was worth the _______.

A

return

This reflects the ongoing debate about the economic impact of such large-scale events.

121
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What type of funding was directed toward social programs from the Olympics?

A

Funding aimed at improving education and public services in disadvantaged areas

122
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What is the intended long-term effect of the social programs funded by the Olympics?

A

Help reduce inequality

123
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What environmental issues were raised by the construction and development associated with the Olympics?

A

Impact on local ecosystems and increased pollution

Concerns also included the sustainability of the facilities built for the games.

124
Q

True or False: The construction for the Olympics had no impact on local ecosystems.

125
Q

Fill in the blank: The construction and development associated with the Olympics raised environmental concerns including _______.

A

impact on local ecosystems

126
Q

What concerns were there regarding the facilities built for the Olympics?

A

Sustainability of the facilities

This includes whether the facilities would be environmentally friendly and usable after the games.

127
Q

Where is Rio de Janeiro located?

A

On the southeast coast of Brazil

128
Q

What are two famous beaches in Rio de Janeiro?

A
  • Copacabana
  • Ipanema
129
Q

What iconic statue overlooks Rio de Janeiro?

A

Christ the Redeemer

130
Q

True or False: Rio de Janeiro is known for its stunning mountains.

131
Q

Fill in the blank: Rio de Janeiro is famous for its _______ beaches.

132
Q

What is illegal dumping?

A

The act of disposing of waste in vacant lots or along streets without proper facilities.

Illegal dumping often occurs due to a lack of access to proper disposal facilities.

133
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What are the consequences of illegal dumping?

A

It contributes to pollution and can attract pests.

Pollution from illegal dumping can have severe environmental impacts.

134
Q

Fill in the blank: Illegal dumping occurs due to a lack of access to proper _______.

A

[disposal facilities]

135
Q

True or False: Illegal dumping can lead to an increase in pest populations.

A

True

Pests are often attracted to areas with unmanaged waste.

136
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What is illegal dumping?

A

The act of residents and businesses disposing of waste in unauthorized locations.

Often occurs due to limited disposal options available to them.

137
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Why do residents and businesses engage in illegal dumping?

A

Due to limited disposal options.

This may include high costs, lack of access to legal disposal sites, or convenience.

138
Q

What is often lacking in the community regarding waste disposal?

A

Public awareness

There is a need for better understanding of proper waste disposal and recycling practices.

139
Q

What is needed to encourage responsible behavior among residents regarding waste management?

A

Educational campaigns

These campaigns aim to inform the public about proper waste disposal and recycling practices.

140
Q

What contributes to the problem of waste disposal and recycling?

A

Lack of awareness about proper waste disposal and recycling practices.

Public awareness campaigns can help mitigate this issue.